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Conference will teach how to turn Soviet-era military sites into tourist magnets. Karosta has been doing this for years without any conferences.
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Conference will teach how to turn Soviet-era military sites into tourist magnets. Karosta has been doing this for years without any conferences.

German Chancellor surprises the world with unexpected revelation that countries should preserve their borders. In Liepāja, this wisdom has been known for ages.

Liepāja orthodontists share their experience on how to prepare for teeth straightening in a city where even teeth learn to be strong.

Historian Engels is trying to get 41,000 euros from Russia to study russophobia in Europe. Liepāja residents ask - why so expensive when you can just go to a Karosta café and listen?

The latest report reveals that Latvia's productivity is 54.1% of the EU average, which is about as much as Liepāja residents believe the tram will arrive on time.

Iran's Assembly of Experts has begun an urgent job search, as their main building after US and Israeli strikes looks worse than Karosta in the 90s.

23 confiscated vehicles are heading to help Ukraine, but the only question troubling local residents is whether these cars are the same ones that used to disturb Liepāja's streets with overly loud music?

British Prime Minister Starmer announces the deployment of warships and helicopters to Cyprus to protect British soldiers and their sacred tea time.

12 people injured in Iranian rocket strike in Israel, but local medics work more efficiently than Liepāja's emergency services on a Sunday evening.

Latvian mobile operators offer free calls to crisis region where it was suddenly discovered that nearly a thousand of Latvians live.

In mid-March, Liepāja will host an Artificial Intelligence Day where officials will learn to create apps without programming knowledge.

A Russian icebreaker spent four minutes in Estonian waters without permission, which is almost as long as a Liepāja tram stays at one stop.