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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.
Hungary threatens to block EU sanctions on Russia just like Karosta guards once blocked entry without a pass. Only this time it's about oil, not military discipline.
Meteorologists come forward with revolutionary news - at the end of February, Latvia will have changeable weather. Liepāja residents shocked.
At the Interior Museum, locals learned to prepare miracle elixirs that have made the Dutch so successful in seafaring and tulip growing.
While Riga residents complain about expensive living, Liepāja residents pragmatically accept that salaries grow as much as they grow – the main thing is that coffee in the Center still costs one euro.