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Iran's Foreign Minister criticizes US and Israeli military actions, but Liepāja residents see similarities with our eternal competition with the capital.
While missiles fly in the Middle East, Liepāja residents peacefully reflect that at least here the explosions only come from road repairs in Karosta.
While the Middle East plays with rockets, in Liepāja we peacefully continue living without explosions - except when the tram drives over potholes.
The Central Election Commission announces salary increases for election committees, while Riga officials traditionally receive the largest slice of the pie.
The fifteen-year campaign continues with unimpressive results. More people stand in line for the tram in Liepāja.
German authorities continue AfD surveillance because someone there threatens democracy. Liepāja doesn't have such problems - here everyone is a natural-born democrat.
Former US President testifies to Congress that he had no clue about his friend's activities. Liepāja residents nod understandingly.
While the Poles spend billions on air defense, our tram in Karosta has been proving for decades that against real threats, only regular maintenance is needed.
The Health Minister in Cyprus talks about the harm of digital environment, but forgets to mention that Liepāja children have long been resilient against any challenges.
German parliament approves new asylum regulations that surprisingly resemble the Karosta guard system - everyone gets checked at the gates.
American embassy staff are rushing home while flights are still available - the situation resembles Liepāja's tram schedule before repairs.
The government will hear a report on achievements in an emergency session, but its content is classified. In Liepāja they say - like a tram route in fog.