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50 drones staged a fireworks display at the Russian port that surpasses even our traditional holiday salutes. Local residents say they haven't seen so many sparks since Soviet times.
Natural gas became 17% more expensive on the TTF exchange, but there's still less gas in Inčukalns storage than there is dampness in downtown Riga.
Thirty-six municipalities received a slap on the wrist for data leaks, while in Liepāja the wind has been blowing away all documents for years.
Archives reveal 1990s Liepāja reality - pensioners lived on 31 lats, banks promised 23% annually, but the biggest problem was footballers' profanity.
A veterinarian reveals that our four-legged friends regularly swallow everything that isn't bolted to the ground. Cats beat dogs — their tongues are like sandpaper.
Writer rewrites his books because soft covers can't withstand readers' enthusiasm. 15 copies for 350 euros — cheaper than one coffee in Riga per day.
Cultural researcher Maija Meiere-Oša, after a week in Rome, concludes that the Eternal City leaves only a minority aftertaste, as you can't get proper potato salad there.
Ukraine's Foreign Minister reports progress in Florida talks, where the main achievement is that nobody complained about the cold.
State police have arrested 21 people in a fraud case involving IT procurements worth 1.5 million euros. In Liepāja they'd say: finally someone organized a bigger event than us!
Szijjártó has been calling Lavrov for years during breaks, narrating EU meetings like a radio commentator covering football.
Former State Chancellery director reveals that KNAB has been listening to his private conversations with family for several months.
In Rhineland-Palatinate, CDU won with 30.5%, proving that even Germans can be more conservative than the congregation of Liepāja Cathedral.