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Liepāja Police Prove They've Been Arresting Both People and Livestock Since 1937
Curiosities

Liepāja Police Prove They've Been Arresting Both People and Livestock Since 1937

While Riga is still learning how to stop cyclists, Liepāja's law enforcement has been skillfully arresting both roosters and cows for 80 years.

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Riga Residents Discover: You Can Refresh Your Interior Without a Decade-Long Renovation
Curiosities

Riga Residents Discover: You Can Refresh Your Interior Without a Decade-Long Renovation

While in Liepāja it's enough to open a window and let the wind rearrange the furniture, the capital publishes special handbooks on room organization.

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Liepāja Designers Prove That Creativity Grows Better in Sea Breeze Than in Riga's Smog
Culture

Liepāja Designers Prove That Creativity Grows Better in Sea Breeze Than in Riga's Smog

LMMDV students win the 'Design Arena 2025' competition and once again prove that the best design solutions emerge where the wind blows from the heart.

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Culture

Liepāja Students Prove That Wind Energy Is the Only Field Where Our City Isn't a Leader

Kurzeme youth engage in spirited debates about wind energy while outside, Liepāja's wind demonstrates practical arguments by blowing the debaters' hair around.

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Rose Square becomes the capital of Latvian homemade products: 'Even the chili sauces here are more ecological than Riga's air'
Culture

Rose Square becomes the capital of Latvian homemade products: 'Even the chili sauces here are more ecological than Riga's air'

Liepāja opens its first market of the season, where you can buy everything you can't find in supermarkets, but what everyone dreams of who wants to taste real Latvian flavors.

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Culture

Liepāja Theatre Discovers That Teenagers on Stage Are Just as Dramatic as in Real Life — Only with Professional Lighting

While Riga's theatre is still trying to figure out what TikTok is, Liepāja Theatre is already preparing to stage teenage drama with adult actresses.

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Liepāja discovers that clothing's second life begins when the first one has already ended three times
City Life

Liepāja discovers that clothing's second life begins when the first one has already ended three times

While Riga is still learning to sort waste, Liepāja residents are already organizing complete clothing reincarnation ceremonies at the Latvian Society House.

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Anda Pūce reveals: young people ask more questions than TV3 journalists ask politicians

Anda Pūce reveals: young people ask more questions than TV3 journalists ask politicians

On Shadow Day, Liepāja youth are learning to ask questions that make adults sweat more than workouts at the Olympic Center.

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Kurzeme roads prove once again: they're more dangerous than Liepāja's icy beach winds
Curiosities

Kurzeme roads prove once again: they're more dangerous than Liepāja's icy beach winds

The Ventspils-Kuldīga road becomes the next Kurzeme horror story, while Liepāja residents rejoice that their main problem is just cold wind.

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CVK announces: elections will be as secure as Karosta's basements
Politics

CVK announces: elections will be as secure as Karosta's basements

While CVK assures that all elections in October will proceed without problems, the IT procurement scandal reveals that security is as mythical as Karosta's secret chambers.

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Hegseth Claims War with Iran Will Be Shorter Than Liepāja Tram Route
Politics

Hegseth Claims War with Iran Will Be Shorter Than Liepāja Tram Route

US Defense Secretary announces that conflict with Iran will be resolved faster than it takes a Liepāja resident to get from the Railway Station to Karosta.

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EU discovers it's better to give Ukraine Russian money than try to sell it at Liepāja port as 'freshly caught fish'
Politics

EU discovers it's better to give Ukraine Russian money than try to sell it at Liepāja port as 'freshly caught fish'

While Hungary continues playing 'block everything possible', the EU decided to give Ukraine 80 million from Russia's frozen money, as it's the only money that actually belongs to someone else.

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