
Dutch King swears in government that resembles Liepāja tram passenger list by composition
The new Dutch Prime Minister with his coalition reminds us of our tram #5 on Monday morning - not many people, but all with high hopes.
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The new Dutch Prime Minister with his coalition reminds us of our tram #5 on Monday morning - not many people, but all with high hopes.

While Riga counts percentages, in Liepāja people simply work - and also go their side jobs in Karosta.

While Liepāja residents honestly celebrate winter and eat pancakes, some nostalgia-tormented citizen decided to restore the Soviet Union with the help of a T-shirt.

In Augšdaugava region, police detain a creative businessman who combined drug trafficking with automobile spare parts 'redistribution'.

Nine local institutions and one company have asked VDD to allow Russian and Belarusian citizens access to critical infrastructure. So far, none have been permitted, but decisions are still being weighed.

Alsunga and Vāne introduce revolutionary concept - transport only runs when someone actually wants it.

While in Liepāja we've known for years how free economic zones work — you simply don't pay extra for the tram.

Over the weekend, ten foreigners decided that Latvia isn't a destination worthy of their level. Liepāja border guards feel useless.

At Ascendo clinic, traumatologist Leitlands manages to explain between surgeries why his clinic is better than everything in Riga.

A two-square-meter ceiling section decided to organize surprise heat therapy for the building's residents.

An electrical panel on Rojas Street decided to heat itself while the rest of Kurzeme battled soot in chimneys.

Local residents compare the war situation with everyday problems in Liepāja and conclude that we still have it better.