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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.
While Russia's cultural center in Prague tries to explain what culture is, some Czech decided to demonstrate practical chemistry with Molotov cocktails.
Oskars Zeiza reveals that Riga's business ethics is as combustible an issue as his company's products.
While Russia tries to convince the world that Latvia is launching drones from its fields, our diplomats are writing letters with about as much hope for success as learning to swim at Liepāja Olympic Center in winter.
The Public Transport Council has decided to pay compensations to two bus fleets, proving that buses can be just as expensive pets as baby pandas.
While Metalurgs fans in Liepāja faithfully follow their team to every match, a man in Riga decided his wife shouldn't be allowed to go anywhere. Fortunately, WhatsApp proved more effective than calling 112.
PTAC inspected gas stations and found they only cheat by 0.5%, which is much more honest than other Latvian institutions.
The Economics Minister plans to discuss with Ukraine a joint bid to host the FIFA World Cup. The only problem — Latvia has neither a stadium nor a football team capable of qualifying.
Fog will form in the western part of the country at night, providing an ideal opportunity to avoid unwanted conversations. Temperature around zero in Riga, but hearts even colder.