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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.
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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.

A Belarusian intelligence agent spent eight months gathering information on military sites, but got caught faster than a Karosta soldier heading on leave.

While Liepāja residents honestly celebrate winter and eat pancakes, some nostalgia-tormented citizen decided to restore the Soviet Union with the help of a T-shirt.

In Augšdaugava region, police detain a creative businessman who combined drug trafficking with automobile spare parts 'redistribution'.

Over the weekend, ten foreigners decided that Latvia isn't a destination worthy of their level. Liepāja border guards feel useless.

A two-square-meter ceiling section decided to organize surprise heat therapy for the building's residents.

Local residents compare the war situation with everyday problems in Liepāja and conclude that we still have it better.

Spanish perfumers, having never been to Latvia, have created fragrances 'Liepājnieks' and 'Liepājniece' based on photographs and Latvian films sent to them.

International forum will gather 300 experts to discuss why their systems don't work and how to hide it behind fancy words.

A woman has been detained in Ukraine for helping Russian special services organize explosions. What happened in Lviv resembles the sounds of Liepāja's tramway - loud, unexpected, and disturbing to everyone.

US Secret Service agents shot an armed man at Trump's Florida property. Liepāja residents point out that such a problem wouldn't exist in Karosta.