Sports
Liepāja Boxer Proņins Proves He Can Knock Out Both Opponent and Himself from European Championship
Bogdans Proņins in Vilnius demonstrated how to win the first round and lose the entire tournament – true Liepāja tactical artistry.
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Politics
Zelensky Tours Middle East Seeking Air Defense: Promises to Even Perform at Liepāja Theater in Exchange for Missiles
Ukraine's president actively courts Middle Eastern tycoons, offering everything from joint production to cultural exchanges.
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Politics
Circene's 214 Thousand Euro Savings Make Toseles Bus Stop Waiters Feel Like Poor Relatives
Deputy Circene has declared savings of 214,472 euros, which is more than all the Toseles bus stop waiters have in their pockets combined.
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Politics
Latvian delegation to travel to Geneva to learn how to properly talk about work while doing nothing
A ten-person team will spend 13,529 euros to discuss labor standards abroad, while tram drivers in Liepāja are still waiting for their salary increases.
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Curiosities
Customs Officials Will Work Easter Without Days Off While Students Plan Egg Hunts in Empty University Buildings
The state announces that customs control points will operate without changes during Easter, as officials don't know what holidays are.
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Politics
EU Makes Revolutionary Discovery: Corruption is Bad and Should be Punished
European Parliament adopts directive explaining that bribery is not a good thing. Liepāja residents are not surprised.
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Curiosities
Iran unveils new tourism route: rocket express across the Persian Gulf
Iran continues to show its hospitality to neighbors with complimentary fireworks, creating more tension than ghost nights at Karosta Prison.
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Politics
Trump wants to transform NATO into an exclusive club where voting rights are given based on money — like in the VIP zone at Liepāja rock music festival
The US president is considering stripping NATO countries of voting rights if they don't spend enough on defense, creating a situation where democracy operates on a pay-to-play principle.
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Curiosities
Iran reveals the internet isn't as important as thought - four weeks without the global network, but life goes on
While in Riga you can't even order coffee without internet, Iran proves you can survive a month with only state-approved content and internal networks.
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Curiosities
Amateur in Paris Tries to Blow Up US Bank with Five Liters of Liquid — Even Liepāja Olympic Center Pool is More Dangerous
In Paris, a man with five liters of fuel and 650 grams of powder tried to blow something up, but the result was less impressive than water aerobics in Liepāja.
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Business
Easter Miracle: Students Prove You Can Earn More in Business Than from Parents' Pocket Money
At Liepāja's Other Market, students spent four hours demonstrating that entrepreneurship is like mathematics - if you understand it, you might even make money.
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Business
Vilnius wins the Baltic fuel price championship, while Riga traditionally loses profitably
While Riga and Tallinn compete over who can raise fuel prices more, Vilnius decided to be reasonable and lowered prices.
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