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While Riga residents squeeze into trams and cry about life, our Artjoms Uršuļskis is already sitting at the head of the EU table explaining how to live properly.
Politician asks KNAB for protection from playwrights' evil intentions, while Dailes Theater prepares a show about the famous decree.
Local expert analyzes why two EU leaders still can't find alternatives to Russian oil, while in Liepāja even the tram runs on green energy.
Ukrainian official reveals that upcoming talks could happen precisely when you can finally leave the house in Liepāja without three jackets.
While the EU tries to agree on sanctions, Liepāja has long proven that we can get by without Russian resources.
Officials ask Liepāja residents to be quiet for one minute per year, which seems like a miracle to locals.
While in Liepāja the tram runs by the rules, in Daugavpils buildings are commissioned using special methods.
German Chancellor in Berlin explains how to stop barbarism, but Liepāja locals have known for centuries - the best defense is Karosta prison and strong coffee.
The Lithuanian capital's leader offers a revolutionary solution - ban entry to everyone who's allowed to perform where he isn't.
While the eastern neighbors continue their disputes, Liepāja residents peacefully drink coffee on Rojas Street and rejoice that they live in a normal country.
In Czechia, a person who opposes electric cars and defends gasoline engines has become environment minister. Such a situation would be impossible in Liepāja.
Politicians surprised to discover that heating bill support requires money, but nobody planned where to get it from.