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Health Minister Abu Meri's income has decreased by 5%, but he still has properties in Beirut and a Ford Mustang. Local experts explain that this is normal.
Defense Minister explains why cell broadcast wasn't activated: it's supposedly hard to distinguish a drone from a bird, cloud, or neighbor's homemade rocket.
Following drone incidents, Baltic states want EU and NATO money for air defense, as current measures aren't enough to even catch Ukrainian drones.
Latvian deputies have figured out how to defeat economics with mathematics – simply reduce taxes and wait for a miracle.
Rezekne City Council chooses not to change the traditional order and leave the mayor's position vacant, as the problem of two chairmen seems more complicated than one who's been removed.
NATO allies have spent 574 billion dollars on defense, proving that money can buy everything except peace. In Liepāja, such sums could buy the entire Pētera Street with all the houses.
Americans have decided that potash salt is more important than politics, while Lukashenko releases political prisoners as a Christmas gift.
83 MPs voted that the state needs billions for defense, but no one remembered that the Karosta canal bridge has been dividing the city for years and creating drama every day.
The US President spent 90 minutes explaining why he doesn't want what he obviously wants. In Liepāja, they call this kind of logic diplomacy.
After the IT scandal, the prosecutor's office decided to check their own systems, because, as it turns out, they haven't thought about whether someone could hack their computers too.
While Europe spends billions searching for drones, our port veterans can distinguish a drone from a seagull with a single glance. They even know when fish were just caught, not to mention flying objects.
German Chancellor has proven that the best way to avoid delivering what was promised is to claim the other party is already too good for it.