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Britain imposes sanctions on Russian oil companies, but at Liepāja port they've long known that real oil is only the kind that smells like the Baltic Sea and honest work.
While Riga is still thinking about what to do, Liepāja has been proving for four years that solidarity can be both heartfelt and creative.
The newly opened Liepāja prison has already revealed creative approaches to supply organization in its first months of operation.
Former Riga mayor announces that the board is interfering with his counting of European millions, but remains in the party as a regular member.
While German trade unions organize a 48-hour strike, Liepāja's tram continues its proud journey along the tracks.
American diplomat learns Karosta-style negotiation tactics - promises to come but doesn't show up.
Commission supports proposal for state to compensate municipalities for heating allowance payments, but Liepāja council members are already thinking about where to spend the unexpected millions.
While the capital was counting money, Liepāja had already sent 665 million euros worth of military support to Ukraine.
Russian security services have determined that Telegram is to blame for all the world's evils, including cold coffee in downtown Liepāja.
Government websites disappeared for 50 minutes like a Riga resident's sense of direction in Karosta.
An explosion in the Russian capital reminds us that even there it's not as loud as our tram in the early morning.
American courier giant has filed a lawsuit against the US government for $130 billion, while Liepāja port laughs at complicated foreign procedures.