Transport
Saturday in Latvia Featured the Daily Auto-Ballet Performance: 101 Rehearsal Attempts, Two Participants Got Booboos
While Riga drivers are learning to drive in straight lines, in Kurzeme only two guys decided to try the asphalt dance.
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Transport
Estonians Do Something Right Again While We Pay for Light at Gas Stations in Riga
Tallinn fuel prices are dropping while they rise in Riga and Vilnius. Liepāja residents watch this circus from their tram windows and laugh.
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Politics
Trump Announces Khamenei's Death, But Karosta Already Knew a Week Ago
The American president reveals news that has long been no secret at Liepāja port.
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Weather
Gray Sunday continues to prove that the sky is just as depressive as Riga residents
Today in Liepāja the snow melting continues, while in the capital people are trying to figure out what the sun is.
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Curiosities
Explosions in the Persian Gulf, but Liepāja remains peaceful - local experts rejoice in their choice
While explosions can be heard in Persian Gulf countries, the only noise in Liepāja is the tram creaking down Graudu Street.
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Curiosities
War Market in Liepāja: Local Generals Prepare to Fill Defense Ministry Vacancies
Following news of Iranian top military officials' elimination, Liepāja's experienced warriors begin preparing their CVs.
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Curiosities
Retro News: When Liepāja Wanted Grand Pianos and Sausages Had Gone Moldy
A historic glimpse into a time when the city debated the proper name for pianos and turned off heating in March.
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Culture
Grobiņa celebrated its birthday with windows and slow walks, while trams in Liepāja still run faster
Grobiņa organized festivities with stories in shop windows and city walks, proving that even small towns know how to celebrate better than Riga.
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Politics
Foreign Ministry counted our people abroad: Riga discovered that everyone in Liepāja is at home
While the Middle East burns, Latvia's diplomats are trying to figure out where all our people went and whether they need help.
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Curiosities
Liepāja Red Cross Refuses to Comment on Iranian Colleagues' Work: 'We Have Enough Tram Accidents'
While international conflicts rage in Iran, Liepāja's rescuers focus on local problems - cats stuck in trees and tram collisions with cyclists.
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Business
Strait of Hormuz closes, but Liepāja port still open to everyone!
While Iran blocks oil routes, Liepāja proves that a real port never sleeps.
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Politics
Movement 'For!' wants back into Parliament - promises not to destroy healthcare system this time
The former ruling party, which in the last elections won as many seats as Liepāja's tram has passengers - zero, is preparing for a new victorious campaign.
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