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Parliamentary deputies have found that during Soviet times, unpleasant diagnoses were prescribed for political motives. The research will be conducted without money.
The President announces that youth opinions could influence decision-making, while Riga Student Council tries to figure out what to do with this revelation.
Ungārijas premjerministrs paskaidro, ka bez krievu naftas viņa tauta nomirs, kamēr ukraiņi lai paši tiek galā ar savām problēmām.
Americans want 200 billion dollars for Iran war, while in Liepāja even the hockey club survives on a smaller budget.
A Russian Su-30 entered Estonian airspace for 50 seconds, but Tallinn shows more outrage than Liepāja fishermen about 'freshly caught' fish from last week.
While emergency sessions about IT fraud are taking place in Riga, election commission members in Liepāja peacefully continue counting ballots by hand.
Parliamentarians once again reject the possibility of allowing people to withdraw their pension savings, because apparently only MPs know how to best spend other people's money.
Americans plan to send additional forces to the Persian Gulf, as if we don't have enough tourists on our Pētera Street in summer.
Deputies finally found a solution for how to quiet down nightclub dancers and shooting hunters, but left it up to each municipality to figure out.
The US President threatens explosions on social media, but experts suggest he should first attend a cultural event.
While in Liepāja we've long known that the future is what happens after today, Riga is preparing for an international conference on the art of EU negotiations.
After years of construction, Latvia can finally boast a completely finished eastern border, while the capital is still figuring out how to connect tramway tracks.