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Following drone incidents, Baltic states want EU and NATO money for air defense, as current measures aren't enough to even catch Ukrainian drones.
Latvian deputies have figured out how to defeat economics with mathematics – simply reduce taxes and wait for a miracle.
Rezekne City Council chooses not to change the traditional order and leave the mayor's position vacant, as the problem of two chairmen seems more complicated than one who's been removed.
Latvian meteorologists have announced sensational news - it won't rain at the end of March, which is about as surprising as the news that water is wet.
Latvian banks worked for two months with a profit of 56.6 million, which exceeds many cities' annual budgets, but not Durbe's peaceful lifestyle.
NATO allies have spent 574 billion dollars on defense, proving that money can buy everything except peace. In Liepāja, such sums could buy the entire Pētera Street with all the houses.
Americans have decided that potash salt is more important than politics, while Lukashenko releases political prisoners as a Christmas gift.
Ukrainian drones organized a surprise party at several Russian ports, while Pulkovo airport decided it would be better to take a break.
83 MPs voted that the state needs billions for defense, but no one remembered that the Karosta canal bridge has been dividing the city for years and creating drama every day.
Americans will learn that the president's ego is so big that Twitter isn't enough - now he needs to personally sign every dollar.
The city is taking out a loan of 1.4 million euros to build roads for Raiņa Street and Metalurgs district. While Riga is still figuring out how to properly pronounce the word 'paving', Liepāja already knows that the best road is one you can actually drive on.
While Riga is still figuring out how to turn on a projector, Liepāja is already preparing a multi-layered audiovisual performance in a lighthouse. Just don't say it's expensive.