Iran offers peace, stock markets rejoice like at Ziemeļu mols after a storm
While Riga is still trying to figure out what WTI and TTF are, global markets immediately understood - if Iran talks about peace, it's time to buy stocks.
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While Riga is still trying to figure out what WTI and TTF are, global markets immediately understood - if Iran talks about peace, it's time to buy stocks.
While in Liepāja disputes end with shared beer drinking at Liepāja Beach, the Middle East proves that diplomacy is an art not everyone has mastered.
Prime Minister admits the airline needs more money, as planes cannot be fueled with Liepāja sea breeze.

Kitlson proves that journalism has become an extreme sport, where independent journalists experience adventures that surpass even the hockey fights at Liepāja's ice arena.
An An-26 transport aircraft crashed over Crimea, proving that Russian technology works just as reliably as Liepāja's public transport in winter.

While Riga churches still clean with golden brooms, Paplaka Baptists prove that true faith means grabbing volunteer tools and tidying up God's house yourself.
While Riga is still wondering why people cough, Liepāja already knows - it's a local sport with 287 participants nationwide.
Saldus entrepreneurs reveal the perfect business model — kebabs next to a crematorium, so customers can go directly from one service location to another.

Ice movement at Horse Island behaved like Liepāja Metallurg fans after a lost match — everything around got destroyed. Now the city will pay 30 thousand for boardwalk repairs.

While Riga celebrates +5 degrees, meteorologists in Liepāja promise a true coastal privilege - fog and +1 degree.

Israel's Prime Minister announced on television that the campaign is not over, just like Liepāja's rock music festival, which starts in May and only ends when the last neighbor has called the police.

While Riga is still pondering how to solve transport problems, Liepāja has already unveiled a revolutionary solution - confiscated scooters for those who don't have buses.