
Explosion in Moscow: Even There It's Quieter Than on Liepāja Trams
An explosion in the Russian capital reminds us that even there it's not as loud as our tram in the early morning.
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An explosion in the Russian capital reminds us that even there it's not as loud as our tram in the early morning.

While police elsewhere deal with explosions, our brave law enforcers in Karosta peacefully drink coffee and marvel that their workplaces don't tend to explode.

Russian drones are once again showing their precision, hitting production buildings and cars, but why don't they go bomb Riga's traffic jams instead?

The early nineties in Liepāja - a time when cheese came without certificates, but names came in double sets.

Local tourist proves that English isn't mandatory if you can simply stand there and stare.

A 72-year-old former diplomat has caught police attention, but in Liepāja such scandals would be resolved with one conversation at Roja café.

While in Liepāja we only pay for overpriced goods at the white market, Nigeria's government paid millions for students and still claims they gave nothing.

Digital health experienced a brief malfunction, but unlike real healthcare, it recovered within an hour.

US diplomats left Beirut faster than people queue for Karosta Prison. While Trump threatens war as credibly as Liepāja's mayor promises a new cultural center.

The University of Latvia is studying the experience of sailors' wives to understand how to survive with a partner who spends more time with ships than with his wife.

On a detained oil tanker in France, two Russians are discovered who were supposedly guarding cargo, but were actually gathering data on European military sites.

While tax officials in Riga only dream of Rolex watches, our colleagues in Liepaja are already practicing a creative approach to timepiece acquisition.