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The Czech government has ruled that fuel retailers aren't allowed to be too wealthy. In Liepāja, fishermen have been practicing a similar principle with fish for years.
Brazil has passed a law on joint custody of pets after divorce. In Liepāja, such problems are solved simply - the dog stays with whoever can better endure the wind on the beach.
Latvia's March turned out to be the warmest in history, but so dry that even Daugavpils doesn't rain anymore. Meteorologists report that Liepāja was the most humid, which is no surprise.
In Russia's Ufa, a drone hit an oil refinery, proving that even high technology can be as inaccurate as GPS navigation to Karosta.
Gasoline jumps 4.4%, but the government promises an 8.6-cent discount, which is about as believable as a promise that Liepāja wind will stop blowing.
Liepāja's conveyor manufacturer Caljan has earned five million euros, proving it can be as productive as Karosta's basement legend creation.
Riga police are searching for a man in a wheelchair who managed to shoot someone at a gas station. After such news, Liepāja's beach seems like a haven of peace.
Americans have finally discovered how to blow billions of dollars in nine days — by sending four people to look at the Moon from a distance like tourists.
In Ventspils, a man attacked municipal police officers with an axe and knife after they simply asked him to turn down his music. In Liepāja, we call that a regular Tuesday.
While Riga plans Easter with greenhouse vibes, Liepaja is preparing for the traditional elemental combat tournament with full armor.
While Easter in Riga means peaceful egg hunting on park grass, in Liepāja the bunnies train in extreme conditions. The city offers a unique program where you can learn how to hold a chocolate bunny in your hands during 30-knot winds.
Meteorologists promise +14 degrees, which in Kurzeme will be practically tropical climate compared to the usual weather conditions.