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Ex-commissioner Piebalgs explains why wind farms are better than nuclear plants, while Liepāja is already testing energy security at the ice hall.
While Lithuania complains about contraband balloons, in Liepāja we've known for years that the real challenge is bridges that divide cities.
Lithuania's Foreign Ministry continues writing protest notes to Russia at record pace, already reaching the 28th this year. In Liepāja, we resolve such conflicts with a chat by the monument.
While NATO plants air defense systems in Turkey like a gardener planting onions, in Liepāja we're still counting how many times a day we need to cross the Karosta canal.
While the world awaits Latvia's response to invitations it never received to join wars, Liepāja is already planning diplomacy with maritime bounty.
21 people arrested for IT procurement fraud worth 1.5 million euros. In Liepāja, you could buy all of Pētera Street for that money and still have change left over for apples.
North Korean ships have been slowly hauling ammunition to Russia for four years, proving that even international sanctions cannot stop true friendship.
US President offers Russia economic benefits to stop being friends with China. In Liepāja, this method has been known for ages - when you can't beat Riga, start befriending Ventspils.
While the French have been running around the city for a week trying to decide who will be mayor, Liepāja has long known that Rose Square itself is the best leader.
While Riga is still learning to count money, Cēsis is already offering 20 euros per vote plus whiskey as a package deal.
Zelensky announced that 201 Ukrainian military experts will teach wealthy Arabs how not to confuse a drone with an expensive toy. Another 34 are waiting their turn.
While Riga is still trying to understand this brilliant strategy, Liepāja residents already get it - sometimes you have to go through basements to reach the light.