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Bulgarian President Decides at 62 It's Time to Start New Career as Coalition Builder
Radev announces he'll dismantle the oligarchic model, but first needs to fix his Facebook status.
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Culture
At the Stars Festival, such words are heard that even the tram stopped to listen
The 34th International Stars Festival has opened in Liepāja, featuring composers so complex that even Google Translate gives up.
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Curiosities
US Bombs Iran, But Liepāja's Tram Still Runs on Schedule
Americans have blown up 1,250 targets in Iran, while in Liepāja the only thing exploding is tourists' excitement about our tram.
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Culture
Dutch Museum Unveils New Rembrandt Painting, But Karosta Has Been Storing Even Better Art Treasures for Ages
Amsterdam's Rijksmuseum proudly presents a Rembrandt work lost for 65 years, while in Liepāja our garages house equally valuable masterpieces.
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Curiosities
Qatar proves that even in the desert you can learn to shoot better than Riga residents in a park
Qatar's air force demonstrates precision that makes Riga pilots hide behind clouds.
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Transport
Strait of Hormuz Crisis Drives Liepāja Drivers Back to Trams
Oil crisis abroad forces Liepāja residents to remember that the city still has public transport.
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Culture
Ventspils Allocates 15 Thousand to Culture, But Will That Cover One Jazz Concert in Liepāja?
Ventspils municipality promises to support culture with 15 thousand euros, while one café on Putnu Street in Liepāja earns more per day.
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Curiosities
Liepāja Residents Outdo Riga Even in Exotic Virus Collecting
While Riga residents try to figure out their public transport, Liepāja folks return from Seychelles with real rarities - the Chikungunya virus.
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Politics
Macron Promises to Bomb Everyone, But Seagulls Have Been Bombarding Over Liepāja Every Day
French President announces increase in nuclear warheads, but residents of Liepāja's Karosta just shrug their shoulders.
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Weather
VVD warns: water could become wet, but Liepāja has long gotten used to it
The State Environmental Service rushes to warn about rising water levels in rivers, but Karosta has been living for years with the thought that the sea might come visiting at unplanned times.
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Politics
Coalition Spends Two Years Debating Whether to End Trade with Russia - Like Haggling Over Last Carrots at Liepāja Market
Government parties have been trying to figure out for the second year who's responsible for halting trade with aggressor states. The situation resembles queues at Liepāja market - everyone knows what they want, but nobody knows which line to stand in.
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Politics
Trump Reveals Military Tactic: Strike Exactly When No One Expects It
US President announces perfect timing for attack, while warning that the process might drag on longer than Liepāja's tram repairs.
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