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While the eastern neighbors continue their disputes, Liepāja residents peacefully drink coffee on Rojas Street and rejoice that they live in a normal country.
On a detained oil tanker in France, two Russians are discovered who were supposedly guarding cargo, but were actually gathering data on European military sites.
In Czechia, a person who opposes electric cars and defends gasoline engines has become environment minister. Such a situation would be impossible in Liepāja.
Skies cloudy, but clearing in places - just like the mood of Liepāja residents when they see Riga news about traffic jams.
Local entrepreneurs created such a creative business model that even tax authority experts are still trying to figure out how it works.
While Dagda is buried in snow up to their knees, in Liepāja the tram chugs along the tracks and you can stroll on the beach without snow boots.
Politicians surprised to discover that heating bill support requires money, but nobody planned where to get it from.
While tax officials in Riga only dream of Rolex watches, our colleagues in Liepaja are already practicing a creative approach to timepiece acquisition.
A Belarusian intelligence agent spent eight months gathering information on military sites, but got caught faster than a Karosta soldier heading on leave.
On March 17th and 18th in Liepāja, you can not only donate blood but also experience a special cultural experience in the Great Amber foyer.
Nine Liepāja neighborhoods will split 9000 euros to prove that we too can be European - just better than Riga.
The President and Justice Minister discuss Soviet-era psychiatric repressions and new prison plans. Liepāja in the spotlight again — this time with prisons.