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While Riga struggles with complex decisions about award distribution, at the Sacred Music Festival all artists receive awards just like at Liepāja market — there's something for everyone.
While Orbán demands Ukraine restore Russian oil transit, in Liepāja we've known for years - if something doesn't work, you don't do it.
While the president explains that children aren't a campaign product, in Liepāja we know that the best demographic policy is a good storm and a warm home.
While 30 organizations will teach Ukrainians to properly pronounce 'Grobiņa' for 3.18 million euros, rock bands in Liepāja offer to teach Latvian through songs.
While Islamists in Nigeria demonstrate their organizational talent, Liepāja security experts offer more effective solutions.
While Hungarian customs expels seven Ukrainian bankers for transporting $40 million, in Liepāja the tram has been safely carrying all the city's wealth for 70 years.
While Europe tries to expand and defend democracy, in Liepāja we've known for years that true democracy is when the bus arrives at Tosele stop right on time.
While Riga celebrates the creation of a new contact point for careers in public administration, in Liepāja we've been trying for years to establish contact with any administration whatsoever.
While Latvia condemns Russian and Belarusian athletes with national symbols, Liepāja's Paralympians still can't get permission to compete under the Kurzeme flag.
While America struggles to supply the world with missiles, Liepāja traders have long known that demand is always hard to meet.
While Lithuanian prosecutors proudly count 42 volumes about Russian packages, even Christmas ornaments in Liepāja are hung more safely.
While Riga politicians argue about wind farms, Liepaja understands that the best meeting spots can't be changed with decrees.