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While rockets are flying into schools around the world, Liepāja's educational institutions continue to struggle with ordinary challenges - old buildings and heating systems.
While the Middle East explodes, Iranian bigwigs claim everyone's alive using the tried-and-tested 'I'm not home' tactic.
While people in the Middle East are losing their homes due to destruction, people in Liepāja haven't been able to find decent apartments for years.
Some US tech company refuses to let its artificial brain work for military purposes. In Liepāja such a problem wouldn't arise - our tram has been operating without intelligence for years.
While conflicts rage around the world, Liepāja's tram offers a safer alternative to exotic travel destinations.
While preventive strikes are happening in the Middle East, Liepāja residents are surprised to discover that this level of noise is just their daily routine.
State police seized drugs worth 13 million euros last year, also discovering mushroom farms and laboratories. Liepāja residents comment: the air from Karosta is enough for us.
American oil magnate sues environmentalists for $345 million, while in Liepāja the same money could build a second Karosta.
Pharmacist reveals that effervescent tablets have existed for a century, but why is our Māris hearing about them for the first time?
1995 in Liepāja: gilding bridge railings, showing debtors on TV, and saving the freezer plant. Today would never be this fun!
Ukraine's Foreign Minister reports 55 fallen Ghanaians on the Russian side. Local experts conclude: if you have to choose between the Russian front and a February morning in Liepāja, better stay home.
An unknown aircraft from a Russian vessel attempted to conduct an unauthorized tourist excursion around a French aircraft carrier, but the Swedes quickly explained the traffic rules to it.