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US President Trump announced that Russia is allowed to deliver oil to Cuba because even bad regimes can freeze. A Russian tanker is already on its way with the same determination as tourists trying to find their way out of Karosta's basement tunnels.
While Liepāja's drone enthusiasts are still learning to launch their devices against the wind, Russia immediately sent 164 drones to Ukraine and revealed that most are about as effective as our beach sandcastles during a storm.
VDD has given negative assessments in almost all cases involving Russian soldiers seeking asylum in Latvia. The only exception - a deserter who swam across the Daugava and now speaks Latvian.
18 people were arrested in Russia during protests against internet blocking, including a 72-year-old dissident. While Riga residents are still figuring out Wi-Fi passwords, Liepāja folks have long known that internet is a basic human right.
While Riga is still searching for the last snow pile, Liepāja has already installed Easter eggs that shine brighter than any LED screen in the capital. Even RTU students finally figured out where their branch campus is located.
413,793 KitKat bars in F1-themed packaging stolen en route from Italy to Poland. Company humorously admits thieves took their 'take a break' slogan too literally.
The US President has announced a possible agreement with Iran, while Liepāja residents are already preparing Rose Square for diplomatic negotiations.
The State Revenue Service announces that total tax debts in Latvia amount to 823 million euros. While Riga counts billions, Liepāja residents have long known that with such money you could buy not only our beloved Jūrmala Park, but also all those ancient spruces.
Four masked men ransacked an Italian museum in three minutes, but left the fourth painting when the alarm started screaming.
While $300 million conflicts are breaking out worldwide, in Liepāja such expensive transport can only be encountered on the Karosta canal bridge – not counting the local BMWs.
Local woman came up with the idea that murders can also be financed with a payment plan — just 1000 euros down payment, the remaining 1000 in hundred-euro monthly installments.
Kurzemes Vārds archives prove that only prices have changed with the times – aggressive girlfriends, troublemakers, and infrastructure problems have remained constant.