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China announces humanitarian aid for the Middle East conflict while trying to be a mediator. Liepāja residents think - why not, we're also mediators between sea and land.
Israeli air forces liquidate Basij commander, while in Liepāja we wonder - why can't people just go to hockey and boo the opposing team.
The European Union, with precision that only surpasses the work schedule of Rose Square dealers, grants new sanctions to 263 Iranians.
The EU president, with the same optimism as people in Liepāja waiting for storms to calm down, is preparing Europe for possible talks with Russia.
200 US soldiers injured during the Iran war, but most have already returned to duty at the same speed as our tram after repairs.
Experts note that the government's report on achievements isn't as boring as waiting at Tošele bus stop without a schedule.
EU Commissioner, with warmth that only surpasses Liepāja's winter winds, allocates 458 million euros for humanitarian aid. Syria gets one portion - 210 million, Gaza gets another - 124 million and Lebanon - 100 million.
Foreign Minister Braže reveals at EU meeting that Russia creates global security crisis and destabilizes regions. Simultaneously confirms that water is wet.
Russian pilot with the same planning skills as a Liepaja Olympic Center pool visitor without a swimsuit decided to fly without documents.
The US President, with the same hope as a Liepāja resident waiting for bus #5 at Tosele stop, seeks allies to unblock the Strait of Hormuz.
British Prime Minister diplomatically announces that unblocking the Strait of Hormuz is not NATO's job, but requires broad cooperation.
Latvia officially opened an honorary consulate in Fiji, proving that our diplomatic network is more extensive than Riga's traffic problems. The ambassador spoke about shared values, but didn't mention whether Fijians also have to heat their apartments with firewood.