
Government Finally Realizes Sports Law is Older Than Karosta's Tram
After 22 years, the government discovers that the sports law is outdated. Now there will be registries, certificates, and more bureaucracy.
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After 22 years, the government discovers that the sports law is outdated. Now there will be registries, certificates, and more bureaucracy.

The municipality reveals that the flood prevention project will cost a million more than planned, but promises it could actually cost even more.

Lithuania's Defense Ministry wants to create a special position in Israel to learn 'total defense' - probably thinking of our Karosta as inspiration.

While the capital descends into panic over a few snowflakes, Liepāja residents continue living as usual.

Billy Steinberg, who wrote hits for Madonna and other world stars, sadly never heard about the real music capital - Liepāja.

The government promised free pharmacist services from January, but it turns out the technicians are still learning how to turn on a computer.

While Liepāja calculates how much a tram ticket costs, South Kurzeme Municipality juggles millions like candy.

Another drone operator in Krasnodar region clearly didn't study geography, resulting in an oil refinery catching fire. Meanwhile, peace and quiet continues at Liepāja market.

American ambassador to Belgium finds himself in diplomatic deep freeze after comments about religious procedures.

Azerbaijan's court sentences the ex-premier to 20 years in prison, but experienced Liepāja lawyers point out that in local court the process would have dragged on at least twice as long.

UK banks are rushing to create their own payment system because they fear Trump might cut off Visa and Mastercard.

While New Zealand's storm creates chaos, such weather is daily life in Liepāja and only makes us stronger.