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The tanker 'Anatoly Kolodkin' with 730,000 barrels of oil slowly sails to Cuba, while Cuba sits in darkness without fuel like a tourist in the basement of Karosta Prison.
Israeli police have for the first time in centuries banned the Latin patriarch from conducting the traditional Palm Sunday service, as gathering restrictions don't exempt even holy places.
While minors in France are ready to risk it with explosives for 600 euros, in Liepāja you can only hope for a Liepāja Metalurgs hockey season ticket for that amount.
Two Ukrainian drones decided that Finland is a better place for vacation than Russia's air defense system. Local experts are already comparing it to Liepāja's navigation skills.
Lithuanians are fishing in the Bārta River so intensively that locals have started learning Lithuanian. Even the fish have begun swimming with an accent.
Kim Jong Un personally tested the new solid fuel engine that develops 2,500 kilonewtons of force — exactly as much as needed to heat Liepāja's ice hall to normal temperature.
State Police report that probation supervision has become more popular than Pokémon Go, as this year 52 children are mastering this new life skill.
Riga Regional Court will review the case of a former Cēsu beer executive who, with 2.66 blood alcohol level, believes that driving a premium car is an art form, not a criminal offense.
While Bahrain struggles with aluminum problems, Liepāja residents have their own metal challenges — how to protect the North Pier from oxidation.
In the British city of Derby, a 'Suzuki Swift' driver crashed into a crowd of pedestrians, proving that British transport culture is at an even lower level than tram driving.
Ukraine proves that with the right approach you can handle even 380 drones, while in Liepāja we're still struggling with one red tram.
The Russian port is experiencing such intense activity that even Liepāja port workers would be envious.