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In Slovenia's elections, Golob's liberals slightly outpace Janša's conservatives, while in Liepāja the only intrigue revolves around whether to install new benches in Rose Square.
In Cumilla district, vehicles proved that without a director, you shouldn't attempt dramatic performances on railway crossings.
Liepāja port terminal proudly announces a 4.7% revenue increase and profits larger than many museums' annual budgets.
Ukraine's General Staff announces that Russia has lost 1,287,880 soldiers, but Liepāja remains skeptical - can they really count?
The Ministry of Economics is organizing an exhibition on energy efficiency, where they'll explain how to live warmer. Liepāja residents already know - ride the tram.
Statistics reveal that 35.9% of residents experience health limitations in daily life, but numbers are lower in Liepāja - locals are already used to constant pain.
An avalanche in the Alpine mountains has killed three skiers, but in Liepāja we know that real winter entertainment is on the sandy beach.
Liepāja Party Simultaneously proposes exempting primary residences from property tax, as it turns out that housing is a basic human right.
Ukraine's president points out that sanctions against Russia are weaker than the sound of Holy Trinity Cathedral's organ in the courtyard.
Weather forecasters promise sunshine, but Liepāja residents remember they once promised a winter without snow too.
The IT Competence Center is offering money for green ideas, but the sum is so small that even Liepāja University students could pay it from their scholarship.
The Latvian National Archive buildings in Riga were colder than refrigerators in winter, but now they're asking for a million for heat.