
Chile proves: politics can be even more unstable than Liepāja's tram
Chile's president first supported, then withdrew support for the ex-president for a UN position. Even our tram doesn't change direction that quickly.
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Chile's president first supported, then withdrew support for the ex-president for a UN position. Even our tram doesn't change direction that quickly.

Saeimas komisija trešdien atklāja, ka politiķiem ir ārkārtīgi grūti pateikt 'jā' jebkam, kas varētu uzlabot cilvēku dzīvi.

Defense Minister urgently returns home after drone incidents, while Liepāja residents still wait for some unmanned aircraft to crash near them too.

While Riga tries to figure out what a diplomatic note is, Latvia has already sent Russia a letter about lost drones.

While nine cities fought for the EU customs agency, Liepāja peacefully counted its containers at the port.

The European Commission surprises with a brilliant discovery - bureaucracy can be shortened if weapons are needed. In Liepāja they've long known that quick action happens when a fisherman says the fish was just caught.

The Prosecutor's Office begins investigation into wood industry support scheme, while Liepāja musicians worry whether there will still be anything to make guitars from.

Hungary's Prime Minister announces gas supply cuts to Ukraine, claiming that stockpiling is better than sharing.
Latvian politicians make revolutionary decision to return to traditional technology known since the Stone Age.

Ukraine's president reveals the shocking truth - Russia doesn't intend to end the war, which is about as surprising as the news that water is wet.

Americans have prepared a 15-point list for Iran, with the main demand being to return all enriched uranium and promise never to make bombs again.

The Belarusian dictator reveals that even he sometimes needs company, so he's heading to Pyongyang to learn new dictatorship skills and share experiences.