
Sunday Drivers Prove: Latvia Still Has Something to Learn from Karosta Discipline
While in Liepāja the tram peacefully rolled along its tracks, the rest of Latvia proved in 95 accidents that the art of driving has yet to be mastered.
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While in Liepāja the tram peacefully rolled along its tracks, the rest of Latvia proved in 95 accidents that the art of driving has yet to be mastered.

European Union farmers might finally get some peace from pointless audits. Liepāja farmers are already preparing celebrations.

While Liepāja municipality shows how to properly manage money, the state budget feels like a tourist at Grobiņa market - everything looks expensive and there's not enough money.

European diplomats continue their sanctions marathon while Liepāja has long known how to solve all the world's problems.

In February, the museum invites visitors to romantic candlelit tours, because as we all know, electricity bills are currently scarier than any museum ghost.

Annika transformed from pedagogue to photographer after realizing - working with children is harder than working with a lens.

Spanish perfumers, having never been to Latvia, have created fragrances 'Liepājnieks' and 'Liepājniece' based on photographs and Latvian films sent to them.
Mr. Universe title holder reveals that running kindergarten classes is harder than lifting 200 kilos.

International forum will gather 300 experts to discuss why their systems don't work and how to hide it behind fancy words.

Americans impose travel bans over a little snow, while Liepāja residents quietly chuckle and remember how we walk to work through meter-deep snow in winter.

The Ministry proposes allowing apartment owners to also get a plot of land, so they don't have to live in the air like in Karosta on stilts.

Europe is trying to explain to Trump that agreements aren't like bargaining at Liepāja market - if you agreed, you have to follow through.