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Liepāja residents were already writing better than Riga residents today 40,000 years ago
German scientists have discovered that ancient people already used complex symbol systems during the Ice Age that surpass even modern SMS writing.
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Curiosities
Eastern neighbors swap internet cables for military toys
While Liepāja's tram runs on old tracks, eastern neighbors are buying kilometers of optical fiber for war drones.
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Business
Hagberg promises to build 200 homes on Debess Street - will Liepāja become the city of heaven?
While people in Riga live in basements for astronomical prices, Liepāja is building 200 apartments with balconies and storage rooms.
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Curiosities
Liepāja Residents Managed to Argue to the Bitter End Only 33 Times Last Year
Statistics show that Liepāja residents are becoming increasingly civilized, or simply too tired to reach for weapons.
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Transport
Karosta unveils new traffic discipline training: fleeing on bald tires
In Karosta, a man demonstrated how to combine sports with driving, but forgot that tires aren't just decoration.
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Politics
Parliament Ready to Hand Over Their Own to British Teapots – Is This a New Export Product?
Latvian parliamentarians are discussing the possibility of sending our citizens to Great Britain, as they are reportedly particularly interested in Latvian criminal talents.
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Curiosities
Remote Learning Students Will Finally Learn to Love Their Homeland via Skype
National defense education will now be available to those studying from home in their pajamas. The Young Guards Center is mastering digital skills.
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Business
EBRD economists discover that Baltic states are growing faster than the coffee line in downtown Liepāja
Economics experts are surprised to find that Latvia's GDP is growing faster than the line at Liepāja's tram ticket booths.
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Curiosities
Wild Boar CSI: Aizkraukle and Limbaža Districts Join Elite Investigation Club
Government expert expands mandatory wild boar testing map, because apparently Latvia doesn't have enough tension in politics.
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Curiosities
Poles Find Tunnels: Liepāja Residents Ask Where Such Things Were During Occupation
While Poland discovers underground tunnels at the border, Liepāja wonders - why didn't we have those when we needed them?
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Politics
Government Prepares to Sign Yet Another Paper About Cheap Bread — This Time Promises Products Will Be Visible to the Naked Eye
Minister Valainis plans to sign a new memorandum about a low-price food basket in early October, since the previous one appears to have been written in invisible ink.
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Politics
Liepāja Will Also Register Scammers - No More Hiding Behind Anonymous SIM Cards
The Ministry of Transport supports SIM card registration to combat phone fraud. Liepāja residents are already rejoicing - finally someone will regulate those strange calls from Nigerian princes.
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