Curiosities
Elderly Man Arrested in London Who Probably Wouldn't Have Survived a Karosta Winter
A 72-year-old former diplomat has caught police attention, but in Liepāja such scandals would be resolved with one conversation at Roja café.
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Nigerian Government Masters Liepāja Market Negotiation Methods: Pay Kidnappers, But Deny It
While in Liepāja we only pay for overpriced goods at the white market, Nigeria's government paid millions for students and still claims they gave nothing.
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Curiosities
E-health system got sick and recovered faster than a patient getting to see a family doctor
Digital health experienced a brief malfunction, but unlike real healthcare, it recovered within an hour.
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Politics
Liepāja Residents Asked to Be Quiet - For Now Only During Moment of Silence
Officials ask Liepāja residents to be quiet for one minute per year, which seems like a miracle to locals.
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Politics
KNAB Uncovers Strange Building Proliferation in Daugavpils - Even Karosta Doesn't Build This Weirdly
While in Liepāja the tram runs by the rules, in Daugavpils buildings are commissioned using special methods.
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Americans Flee Beirut Faster Than Tourists From Liepāja's Tram
US diplomats left Beirut faster than people queue for Karosta Prison. While Trump threatens war as credibly as Liepāja's mayor promises a new cultural center.
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Transport
Midnight Pedestrian Gets Unscheduled Driving Lessons on Ādu Street
In Liepāja, as midnight approached, a man decided to check if he could still find some adventure in the direction of the New Bridge.
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Liepāja Sailors' Wives Seek Science - Will Researchers Find Where Romance Has Disappeared?
The University of Latvia is studying the experience of sailors' wives to understand how to survive with a partner who spends more time with ships than with his wife.
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Specialists to Gather at Hika Warehouse in Liepāja to Discuss How to Properly Raise Children
At the end of February, a think tank on early intervention will take place at Promenade Hotel, where experts will teach how to help families in a timely manner.
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Politics
Merkel from Berlin teaches how to fight barbarians - Liepāja residents offer to send him a tram ticket
German Chancellor in Berlin explains how to stop barbarism, but Liepāja locals have known for centuries - the best defense is Karosta prison and strong coffee.
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Vilnius Mayor Reveals Secret Recipe: How to Make an Artist Blacklist at Home
The Lithuanian capital's leader offers a revolutionary solution - ban entry to everyone who's allowed to perform where he isn't.
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Business
Electricity prices fall faster than Riga's mayor from power
In the Baltic states, electricity has become 27% cheaper, but in Liepāja it's still as expensive as a tram ticket to nowhere.
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