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The French are preparing for a two-round election marathon, while Liepāja residents gratefully count that our biggest political scandal is an argument over whether the Karosta canal bridge is working again.
The Defense Ministry signed a contract with 'Patria' for armored vehicle maintenance, while in Liepāja we peacefully think that at least our tram has never broken down on a battlefield.
While the world panics over the closed Strait of Hormuz and oil prices, Liepāja peacefully continues debating whether ships can stay in port longer than two hours without paying.
While territorial division games continue in the Middle East, Liepāja residents think that at least our Liedags is safe from occupation.
Iran's new leader threatens to close an important shipping route, while Liepāja residents think he could learn from our Tošele experience.
While Turkey's minister talks about diplomacy between the US and Iran, Liepāja residents think he should try calming the conflict between Karosta and downtown first.
UN experts document systematic human rights violations in Belarus that are as regular as Liepāja metalworker fans' chants in the stands.
The minister promises to release 40,000 tons of oil to the market, while in Liepāja we've been using wind as our main energy source for years.
While Spanish regions are dealing with political intrigue, in Liepāja the main problem is getting to the Tosele bus stop, since the bus schedule is as predictable as Spanish political changes.
Rocket fireworks are happening in Persian Gulf states, but it's no celebration. Liepāja residents watch this drama from their safe distance and think about fuel prices.
Prime Minister reveals that civil servants are suffering from online criticism. Durbe municipality is already receiving CVs from Riga bureaucrats.
A secret meeting took place in Florida between US and Russian delegations, where the only concrete result was an agreement to maintain contact.