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While the Transport Ministry hides Rail Baltica costs like North Pier coordinates during a storm, in Liepāja we've long known — it's better to openly admit there's no money.
While Ukraine's General Staff counts a million fallen, Liepāja's tram proudly reports it hasn't lost a single passenger this year.
While Riga tries to sell aging locomotives, on Liepaja's beach even in winter there's more interesting stuff for sale.
While 280 passengers rush back from hot Dubai, Liepāja beach offers an equally authentic desert experience — just with wind.
While Britain promises to protect Saudi Arabia with four destroyers, Liepāja's Northern Pier has been offering natural protection against any storm for years.
While the US President prepares to transform Cuba, local veterans at the North Pier are already offering their experience in negotiations with storms.
A Riga hospital is organizing lectures for expectant parents, while in Liepāja such things have been known since grandmothers' times.
While Iran's president vows never to surrender, Liepāja veterans remind us that true perseverance is trying to find your way out of Karosta's basement tunnels.
While drones are shooting at airports in the Middle East, Liepāja proudly notes that our nearest neighboring town Durbe has been boasting absolute peace for 30 years.
While friends in the capital are counted one by one, in Liepāja the whole crew gets together at Liedags beach without any special surveys.
While the world panics and buys oil at $90 per barrel, in Liepāja we peacefully continue riding the tram for €1.15.
While Riga is still searching for 33 technical units, in Liepāja we've long known that only good humor and proper winter tires help against ice.