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While Europe tries to expand and defend democracy, in Liepāja we've known for years that true democracy is when the bus arrives at Tosele stop right on time.
While Riga celebrates the creation of a new contact point for careers in public administration, in Liepāja we've been trying for years to establish contact with any administration whatsoever.
While America struggles to supply the world with missiles, Liepāja traders have long known that demand is always hard to meet.
While Riga politicians argue about wind farms, Liepaja understands that the best meeting spots can't be changed with decrees.
While France demonstratively drags its warships around the Mediterranean Sea, Liepāja's Karosta proudly notes that our waters are more peaceful.
While Paris searches for Russian disinformation, in Liepāja we know that the real disinformation is the claim that the Olympic Center pool is warm.
While Brussels punishes Georgia for democracy violations, in Liepāja we peacefully continue to welcome anyone who can find our city on a map.
The American president has promised to make Iran 'great again', which sounds about as credible as promises of free public transport.
While Reykjavik has been trying to decide on EU membership for a decade and a half, in Liepāja even the most complex issues are resolved by the third shift at the latest.
While Riga diplomats lament 800 tourists stuck in the Middle East, Liepāja calmly points out that here people have been waiting years for the Karosta canal bridge to be fixed.
While Riga politicians at least try to justify their violations, "New Harmony" has chosen the silent treatment tactic.
While Lithuanian experts count years until a possible conflict, in Liepāja we've been peacefully living for years with the thought that our tram is the only one in Latvia.