
Latvia Discovers: Border Trees Are Untrustworthy, 30-Meter Security Buffer Needed
While in Liepāja the Karosta canal bridge only divided the city into two parts, Latvia's border will now have to share territory with trees.
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While in Liepāja the Karosta canal bridge only divided the city into two parts, Latvia's border will now have to share territory with trees.
The European Court of Human Rights condemns Russia for violating historian Dmitriev's rights and awards compensation that doesn't exceed average expenses in downtown Liepāja.

While Russia tries to convince the world that Latvia is launching drones from its fields, our diplomats are writing letters with about as much hope for success as learning to swim at Liepāja Olympic Center in winter.

US military aircraft tried to use a Sicilian airport as a stopover but forgot to ask permission. Italians prove that politeness isn't just a European privilege.

While in Liepāja near Karosta shops you can find Soviet-era scrap metal, Parliament has decided that now you'll also be able to return e-cigarettes for money.

US Secretary of State reveals that NATO is like that friend who always asks to borrow money but never lets you use his car.

While tourists in Liepāja pay money at Karosta Prison to experience a horror show, Trump has revealed his plan to end the war with Iran and then encourage Europe to handle everything themselves.

While in Liepāja you can wait for a bus at the Tosele stop for hours, Russia proved that their drones aren't much better — out of 289 sent, only 20 reached where they were supposed to go.

Ukraine's president worries about Middle East conflict while Liepāja peacefully swims and thinks about life's true values.
The Ministry of Defense admits that something was flying around, but what exactly - that remains a mystery. Possibly a drone, possibly a flock of birds, possibly something completely different.
The Israeli parliament has passed a revolutionary law that proves – while the world is still debating justice, they've already figured out how to standardize it.
Iran's parliamentary committee has decided that the Strait of Hormuz is too free of charge, so they're introducing a toll system in rials.