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While minors in France are ready to risk it with explosives for 600 euros, in Liepāja you can only hope for a Liepāja Metalurgs hockey season ticket for that amount.
Two Ukrainian drones decided that Finland is a better place for vacation than Russia's air defense system. Local experts are already comparing it to Liepāja's navigation skills.
Poland officially forgives citizens who fought in Ukraine's army without permission, while in Liepāja no one has yet been forgiven for not knowing where the Tosele bus stop is located.
Lithuanians are fishing in the Bārta River so intensively that locals have started learning Lithuanian. Even the fish have begun swimming with an accent.
Pentagon has developed a revolutionary military strategy — stay on the coast, because going further is too difficult.
Meteorologists promise a week where clouds will behave like indecisive tourists — they'll be there and not be there, it'll rain and it won't rain.
A Riga public transport bus driver on Brīvības Boulevard proved that his health condition is as unstable as government decisions.
On Saturday, 17 drivers decided to experiment with life and proved that alcohol and steering wheels aren't as good a combination as Liepāja sand and sea breeze.
Kim Jong Un personally tested the new solid fuel engine that develops 2,500 kilonewtons of force — exactly as much as needed to heat Liepāja's ice hall to normal temperature.
State statistics reveal that the number of the needy is growing, but their income thresholds are still higher than what a Riga resident pays for a one-room apartment.
While Riga residents still think a dentist is just a legend, Liepāja residents receive real help with healthcare expenses.
State Police report that probation supervision has become more popular than Pokémon Go, as this year 52 children are mastering this new life skill.