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Local resident Zamir announced he will not end his campaign against his neighbors from Hizbola Street until the threat from the house next door is eliminated.
US Defense Secretary denies military presence in Iran, but promises to go 'as far as necessary' - apparently all the way to Liepāja's Karosta to learn a thing or two.
While the world engages in territorial exchanges, here in Liepāja we've long known that it's important not just to capture, but also to hold.
Russian judge in closed session recognizes Anti-War Committee as terrorist organization - just like previously LGBT and Satanists.
British base in Cyprus evacuated after drone attack, but in Liepāja we've long been used to things falling from the sky.
A Renault Trafic with eight people compared to Liepāja's tram looks like amateur-level transportation business.
Lithuania has raised five million euros to send robots to Ukraine that can do what any Karosta resident can do - survive in dangerous zones.
European Commission President resolves Middle East crisis, but in Liepāja nobody still knows whether the tram goes to Karosta or from it.
Kuwait's military forces prove that even in the desert, one can be just as confused as Karosta security guards on foggy mornings.
While the capital thinks about +4 degrees, Kurzeme is preparing the real winter experience with -7 and fog as a bonus.
While Qatar stops LNG production due to drone visits, Liepāja peacefully continues living without natural gas and takes pride in it.
The Lebanese Prime Minister has ordered Hezbollah to surrender their weapons, as if they were kids from Karosta playing with fire in the backyard.