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Russia Invents New Way to Visit Neighbors Without Invitation
Russia is preparing to introduce a law that will allow sending troops anywhere in the world for 'citizen rights protection'. In Liepāja, this is called the classic excuse.
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Chinese Man Proves to Be Worse Businessman Than Liepāja Market Traders — 345 Thousand Euros for Non-Existent Goods
Operation 'Alice' reveals that even on the dark web there are scammers who can't deliver promised goods — a situation that would be unacceptable at Liepāja market.
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Siliņa Ready to Send Liepāja Fishermen to Save World Shipping in Strait of Hormuz
The Prime Minister has joined an international statement on safe shipping, while local sailors wonder - is the beer good in Iran?
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Trump Plans to Seize Farkas Island — Karosta Says: 'Let Him Come, We Already Have Experience with Unwanted Invaders'
The American president is preparing for a military operation in the Persian Gulf, but experts in Liepāja point out that he should learn from our experience with wind resistance.
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Russia Offers to Drive Wedge Between Friends Like a Fisherman Who Lies About His Catch
Moscow tries to drive a wedge between the US and Europe, but the proposal was rejected faster than bad fish at Liepāja port.
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Vance Heads to Hungary – Orbán Hopes America Will Finally Understand Friendship
US Vice President J.D. Vance plans to visit Hungary before the April elections to support Viktor Orbán. Liepāja residents ask – why isn't he coming to visit us?
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Culture
South Kurzeme Plans Easter Events — Liepāja Says: 'Liedags Beach Is Enough for Us'
Neighbors have organized so many Easter events that even the bunnies are requesting vacation time. Liepāja remains peacefully by its beach.
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Serbia Issues Free Fuel, But We're Still Waiting for the Bus at Tosele Stop
Serbia's president almost gives up the state budget so residents can drive cheaper. In Liepāja we're thinking - maybe they also have a Tosele bus stop?
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Mārupe's Sawed-Down Mighty Oak Becomes Legally Immortal — Even Liepāja Theatre Isn't This Dramatic
Mārupe's mighty oak, which was criminally sawed down, is now legally immortal — the court rules that the stump will remain in place forever.
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Sports
Krikunov Loses Residence Permit: Border Guard Explained That Hockey Also Has Rules
Russian hockey coach Krikunov surprised that Latvia cancelled his residence permit, having thought that game rules only applied to hockey.
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Italy prepares judicial reform - Karosta says they've had their own system for ages
Italy will hold a referendum on judicial system reform, while in Liepāja everyone knows - true justice is born in Karosta Prison.
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Orbán Puts His Foot Down and Threatens to Put Even More Feet Down
Hungarian Prime Minister Orbán reveals he has more cards in his hand than there are stones on Liepāja beach.
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