
Latvia signs 25-year MERCOSUR agreement — faster than Liepāja Metalurgs reaches the finals
Government supports EU-MERCOSUR partnership agreement that took longer to develop than Metalurgs fans wait for a new season.
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Government supports EU-MERCOSUR partnership agreement that took longer to develop than Metalurgs fans wait for a new season.

While Belarus sends migrants like the sound of Liepāja's organ — constant and audible from afar, Lithuanian border guards continue to demonstrate that 24,000 is a larger number than two.

The State Security Service continues searching for irreplaceable specialists among Russian and Belarusian citizens, but so far all have turned out to be very replaceable.

Moldova loses power after Russian strikes, but local experts point out that even our museum's electrical installation is more stable than European energy networks.

Ukraine's president faces diesel fuel supply problems while prices rise faster than electricity bills in Liepāja during winter.

The EU and Australia have finally agreed on a trade deal after just eight years of negotiations. To Liepāja residents, this pace seems surprisingly fast.

Putin's army continues to demonstrate its special approach to hitting targets, while the world watches this tragicomedy with a mixture of amazement and horror.

The US President demonstrates he can change his mind faster than Liepāja residents switch from cars to public transport. NATO refuses to help tankers but assists Putin's scratching.

Italy's Prime Minister acknowledges in an Instagram video that the people have spoken, but promises to continue working for the people's benefit. We've heard something like that before.

Prime Minister Siliņa announced that her government has become one where investigations are taking place. Liepāja comments: at least something is happening.

Latvia has joined 21 countries ready to guard the Strait of Hormuz. Iran is blocking shipping, but Liepāja residents are already used to closed ports.

The security service continues to assess IT procurement fraud risks, while the president suggests returning to good old paper ballot counting.