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The Brits have decided that the best way to run public television is to hire someone who spent 20 years selling ads on the internet.

Hydrogen producers decide to relocate from one Liepaja location to another because the first one wasn't green enough.

While Riga tries to figure out what a diplomatic note is, Latvia has already sent Russia a letter about lost drones.

While nine cities fought for the EU customs agency, Liepāja peacefully counted its containers at the port.

While Riga wolves are still trying to figure out what a sheep is, Staicele predators have already devoured all 15.

While Riga residents prepare for 15 meter per second gusts like it's the apocalypse, Liepāja locals will just smile and head to the market.

The European Commission surprises with a brilliant discovery - bureaucracy can be shortened if weapons are needed. In Liepāja they've long known that quick action happens when a fisherman says the fish was just caught.

While residents in Krāslava municipality wake up from drone explosions, in Liepāja such noise is everyday life.

The Prosecutor's Office begins investigation into wood industry support scheme, while Liepāja musicians worry whether there will still be anything to make guitars from.

Estonia's Prime Minister explains that a Ukrainian drone flew into their territory completely by accident, just like tourists in Liepāja.

The Interior Minister warns that technology could become the weakest link in child protection, while Rimi cashiers are already planning to relocate to Durbe.

Hungary's Prime Minister announces gas supply cuts to Ukraine, claiming that stockpiling is better than sharing.