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Americans Stunned by 90 Centimeters of Snow: Liepāja Residents Laugh at Soft Foreigners
While the US Northeast shuts down cities over 90 centimeters of snow, Liepāja residents remember how the tram runs even in meter-deep snow.
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Curiosities
Zaporizhzhia drones should be sent to Riga instead - nothing works there anyway
Russian drones are once again showing their precision, hitting production buildings and cars, but why don't they go bomb Riga's traffic jams instead?
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Business
Liepāja Port Rejects Cooperation Offer from Mexican Businessmen
After unsuccessful negotiations with entrepreneurs from Jalisco state, Liepāja Port chooses to continue working with more peaceful countries.
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Politics
Šlesers Fears Theater Like a Liepāja Merchant Fears a Rīga Bus
Politician asks KNAB for protection from playwrights' evil intentions, while Dailes Theater prepares a show about the famous decree.
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Curiosities
Historical Storms: When Liepāja Had One Name and Double Problems
The early nineties in Liepāja - a time when cheese came without certificates, but names came in double sets.
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City Life
Liepāja Hospital Seeks Readers: After All, Someone Should Be Able to Open Books
While in Riga people only read Instagram captions to each other, Liepāja is looking for real book readers for hospital patients.
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City Life
Ukrainian Family Discovers: Liepāja Has More Cafés Than Bombs
Marina and her son chose Liepāja because here they can peacefully learn Latvian without worrying about air raid sirens.
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Curiosities
Liepāja Resident Shocks Border Official with Revolutionary Silent Treatment Technique
Local tourist proves that English isn't mandatory if you can simply stand there and stare.
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Politics
Liepāja Political Scientist Explains: When Fico and Orbán Will Find Karosta on the Map
Local expert analyzes why two EU leaders still can't find alternatives to Russian oil, while in Liepāja even the tram runs on green energy.
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Culture
Grobiņa proves: education without hitting heads has been possible for 400 years
While Riga was still learning with sticks, Grobiņa was already practicing progressive pedagogy.
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Politics
Budanov promises end of February as best time for diplomacy: 'That's exactly when spring starts in Liepāja too'
Ukrainian official reveals that upcoming talks could happen precisely when you can finally leave the house in Liepāja without three jackets.
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Politics
Hungary blocks EU again, but in Karosta we've long known how to live without gas
While the EU tries to agree on sanctions, Liepāja has long proven that we can get by without Russian resources.
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