City Life
Tragic Truth Revealed in Liepāja: Some Search, Others Sell Belongings Left Behind
Liene Kupiča reveals the shocking reality of how some people react to tragedies. While some search, others are already thinking about possessions.
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Politics
Trump Changes Foreign Policy Like Buses at Tosele Stop — Every Five Minutes and Pointlessly
The US President demonstrates he can change his mind faster than Liepāja residents switch from cars to public transport. NATO refuses to help tankers but assists Putin's scratching.
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Politics
Meloni admits Italians know as much about judicial reform as Riga politicians know about Liepāja
Italy's Prime Minister acknowledges in an Instagram video that the people have spoken, but promises to continue working for the people's benefit. We've heard something like that before.
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Curiosities
Riga Zoo Welcomes Baby Camel — Liepāja Asks Where Our Sea Elephant Calf Is
Camel mama Leila has given birth to a 37-kilogram baby, but they haven't thought of a name for him yet. In Durbe's peaceful atmosphere, such an event would be the sensation of the year.
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Politics
Progressives reveal shocking truth: investigation happening in government
Prime Minister Siliņa announced that her government has become one where investigations are taking place. Liepāja comments: at least something is happening.
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Curiosities
Valmiera Prison Inmates Invent Revolutionary Storage Technology — Refrigerator Becomes 21st Century Contraband Suitcase
At Valmiera Prison, they tried to smuggle in 16 mobile phones and an entire electronics store using a refrigerator. Locals comment: even Karosta hasn't seen such a creative approach to hiding technology.
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Politics
Latvia to help guard Strait of Hormuz with all two ships and Karosta Prison experience
Latvia has joined 21 countries ready to guard the Strait of Hormuz. Iran is blocking shipping, but Liepāja residents are already used to closed ports.
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Curiosities
Court Bailiffs Promise Free Consultations — Finally Someone Who Understands Money Isn't Everything
Latvian court bailiffs are organizing a charity campaign with free legal consultations. Main topic: how to take people's money without making children cry.
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Transport
airBaltic Introduces Skynet, But Still Haven't Figured Out What Else to Call It
Latvia's airline launches a platform with a Terminator name and wonders why passengers feel nervous. At least the wifi works better than Riga public transport.
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Politics
SAB still trying to figure out if our IT systems are safer than Liepāja beach during a storm
The security service continues to assess IT procurement fraud risks, while the president suggests returning to good old paper ballot counting.
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Curiosities
400,000 Latvians Hide Mysterious Lipoprotein — Liepāja Comments: At Least It's Not a Price Increase
Turns out, nearly half a million Latvians have something called lipoprotein lurking in their blood, but only 1% have checked for it. Riga says it's a new way to save money on tests.
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City Life
Liepāja Convinces Three Newborns That the City Is So Great They Want to Be Born There
On Liepāja's 401st birthday, three babies came into the world, proving that even newborns have good taste. Rīga can't pull off such miracles.
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