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While millions are being counted in the east for border protection, in Liepāja this sum could improve the entire city's infrastructure.
AfD leader surprises the world with revelation that rocket shooting isn't a good hobby, while Liepāja veterans just shrug their shoulders.
Prime Minister's conversation with UAE President reveals our compatriots are better off there than in Daugavgrīva during a storm.
While Macron advertises new European nuclear umbrellas, Lithuanians remain loyal to proven US products with NATO quality seal.
Israel reports that Iranian missiles are flying less frequently - perhaps they're learning from our public transport experience.
The US President doesn't understand why the Brits think so much, while in Liepāja any conflict gets resolved at the tram stop.
The Prosecutor General's Office is preparing to liquidate the party in court, but Rosļikovs promises to fight back like a true Karosta warrior.
US Secretary of State explains why they bombed Iran faster than Iran could even imagine attacking them.
Americans have discovered that they too need permission before starting a fight - just like in Liepāja before changing a tram route.
The new commission will work without compensation, which in Liepāja means only one thing — they'll work out of passion or someone promised pizza.
The American president acts like our Central Market vendor - yells loudly but doesn't really know what he's selling.
Radev announces he'll dismantle the oligarchic model, but first needs to fix his Facebook status.