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Latvian companies are working on modular nuclear power plants, as we'll need twice as much electricity by 2050. Probably just like with the railway - everything will be ready by 2080.
Gena Livuna wants to meet with Xi Jinping to build a symbolic bridge between Taiwan and China. Karosta Canal comments: first learn to build regular bridges.
After Trump's announcement about peace with Iran, oil prices dropped 14%. Liepāja comments: at least now it's cheaper to heat the ice rink.
NATO is withdrawing its forces from Iraq, and our boys are already home, probably saying that the Middle East is hotter than a Liepāja summer.
Czech police are investigating four versions of the fire at the weapons factory, where hundreds of millions of crowns worth of equipment went up in smoke.
Balševics suspended from office after it turned out he was sharing classified information faster than news about concerts at Rose Square.
EU leaders have started bypassing Hungary in diplomatic talks because Orbán has been leaking confidential information to Russia for years. Now he's like that friend nobody tells secrets to anymore.
The US president has decided to give Iran the weekend to finish peace talks in the Middle East.
A Lexus driver decided to demonstrate that even with a premium car, you can drive like a tractor. After the collision, he fled, but police found him.
Liepāja restaurants promise three-course meals for 35 euros, which by capital city standards is practically charity.
German Defense Minister Pistorius announced he won't leave his post, even though the SPD's defeat in state elections was as painful as a Metalurgs home loss.
While Riga children play with plastic dolls from China, Liepāja unveils an exhibition about real ladies — porcelain and composite beauties who know how to behave in society.