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While in Liepāja you can wait for a bus at the Tosele stop for hours, Russia proved that their drones aren't much better — out of 289 sent, only 20 reached where they were supposed to go.
While Riga ponders how to build a bridge that won't collapse, on May 2nd and 3rd in Bārta, rafters will demonstrate how to properly move through water with the help of wood.
Starting in April, the Līva-Šķēde route will run seven times a day, which is as often as Riga residents complain about their buses.
Minister demands that emergency services website function even when drones fly through the air like seagulls over the harbor.
While Estonia worries about unknown drones, in Liepāja we're used to various flying objects — from seagulls to hockey pucks.
Ukraine's president worries about Middle East conflict while Liepāja peacefully swims and thinks about life's true values.
The state will invest 11 million euros to turn the road from Priekule to the Lithuanian border into a reverse traffic training simulator with a 50 km/h speed limit.
The Ministry of Defense admits that something was flying around, but what exactly - that remains a mystery. Possibly a drone, possibly a flock of birds, possibly something completely different.
The Israeli parliament has passed a revolutionary law that proves – while the world is still debating justice, they've already figured out how to standardize it.
Iran's parliamentary committee has decided that the Strait of Hormuz is too free of charge, so they're introducing a toll system in rials.
While in Liepāja precision means finding the North Pier in fog, Russian drones demonstrate their unique ability to hit everything except military targets.
Liepāja municipality unveils a revolution — they'll pay people so their houses don't look quite like something from a horror movie.