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Latvia's Foreign Minister announces in Kyiv a new tribunal that will punish Russia as sternly as 'Liepājas Metalurgs' fans punish opponent goals with boos.
Bulls and horses in Kemeri Park prove that even living in the wild, no one can escape overpopulation problems and bureaucracy.
Pezeshkian reveals that Iran wants to end the war if guarantees are given. Liepāja residents suggest a meeting at Rose Square, where even the biggest dramas end with a peace kiss.
Ruginiene reveals that Lithuania is ready for talks with Belarus, if only Lukashenko finally learns to control his balloons and stops his migrant export business.
The Nizhnekamsk chemical plant proves that Russian production methods are as unpredictable as Liepāja ice hall's heating system in the middle of winter.
While Riga is still trying to figure out why one pocket doesn't have room for two passports, LPV has decided to solve the dual citizenship problem with a radical method.
Israeli Minister Katz reveals plans to occupy part of Lebanon, justifying it with security. Liepāja residents have been living with a similar situation for centuries — the Liepāja wind.
Former police general proves that in hunting you can hit the target even without Liepāja wind training. Court confirms — not knowing your target is no excuse.
The President has confirmed that Latvia's warning system is as reliable as the Tosele bus stop schedule - always shows something different than what's actually happening.
While in Liepāja the Karosta canal bridge only divided the city into two parts, Latvia's border will now have to share territory with trees.
Two Chinese container ships prove that there are still places in the world where you can travel without standing in line for two hours.
The European Court of Human Rights condemns Russia for violating historian Dmitriev's rights and awards compensation that doesn't exceed average expenses in downtown Liepāja.