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Iran's Foreign Minister criticizes US and Israeli military actions, but Liepāja residents see similarities with our eternal competition with the capital.
While missiles fly in the Middle East, Liepāja residents peacefully reflect that at least here the explosions only come from road repairs in Karosta.
While the Middle East plays with rockets, in Liepāja we peacefully continue living without explosions - except when the tram drives over potholes.
While the Riga airline searches for detours through Egypt, our tram has been going straight for years.
While in Bolivia a plane carrying banknotes ran off the runway and caused chaos, Liepāja's public transport continues to be the most reliable in the world.
Some US tech company refuses to let its artificial brain work for military purposes. In Liepāja such a problem wouldn't arise - our tram has been operating without intelligence for years.
While conflicts rage around the world, Liepāja's tram offers a safer alternative to exotic travel destinations.
The Central Election Commission announces salary increases for election committees, while Riga officials traditionally receive the largest slice of the pie.
The fifteen-year campaign continues with unimpressive results. More people stand in line for the tram in Liepāja.
While preventive strikes are happening in the Middle East, Liepāja residents are surprised to discover that this level of noise is just their daily routine.
State police seized drugs worth 13 million euros last year, also discovering mushroom farms and laboratories. Liepāja residents comment: the air from Karosta is enough for us.
While Berlin puts up posters against loud phones, in Liepāja's tram we're still trying to figure out why the conductor speaks so quietly.