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While Lithuanian experts count years until a possible conflict, in Liepāja we've been peacefully living for years with the thought that our tram is the only one in Latvia.
While students in Moscow learn to operate drones with promises they won't be sent in as infantry, Liepāja veterans remind about the advantages of real underground tactics.
A black stork spotted in Skrunda municipality on March 5th has beaten the previous record by four days, sparking discussions about climate change's impact on bird migration.
While the Middle East is again solving problems with rockets, in Liepāja the biggest threatening situation is unexpected rain without warning.
While ski slopes across Latvia are waving white flags, Liepāja residents continue to wonder about this whole winter sports thing.
While Malta and Cyprus boast about their economic achievements, Latvia has quietly surpassed EU average indicators by a whole percentage point.
Grobiņa Housing Services demonstrates a miracle trick - the more gas costs, the smaller the percentage tariff increase. Mathematics professors in shock.
While Riga police search for stolen phone chargers, Latgale reveals entire empires of e-cigarettes and counterfeits.
While missiles are falling like autumn rain in the Persian Gulf, Bahrain demonstrates interception skills as good as our fishermen with freshly caught fish.
Hungary's Prime Minister is blocking everything that moves just to get his Russian oil back. In Liepāja, such behavior is called standard bride-hunting methods.
While Lithuanians are still learning how to organize repatriation from Dubai, Liepāja has had such a system working for years - we just call it a tram.
NATO demonstrates that intercepting ballistic missiles is simpler than understanding Liepāja's public transport system.