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The Danish army has deployed explosives in Greenland to prevent US aircraft from landing, while in Liepāja we peacefully continue selling fresh produce.
German minister warns that youth become radicals online faster than she can say it. In Liepāja, they're not particularly worried — here children prefer playing in Jūrmala Park.
Ilga Martinsone lived 88 years and maintained Liepāja Theatre's musical reputation for half a century.
The Competition Council, after an in-depth investigation, concludes that fuel prices in Latvia are indeed determined by the free market, not by evil gas station owners.
While Iran hunts spies with surveillance devices, Liepāja focuses on ensuring no one photographs our strategically important bridge.
The Progressives want to ban adults in positions of power from forming intimate relationships with 16-18 year old youth.
The Portuguese government has decided that 60 days isn't enough to get to know the country, so they're extending the stay period to 18 months.
Zelensky sends his best team to the US to prove that Ukrainians can talk not only about warfare, but also about peace.
Israeli Air Force makes first-ever discovery of the Caspian Sea and immediately decides to bomb it. Navigation experts in Liepāja horrified.
Police have detained 21 people who thought state money grows on trees and can simply be plucked. In Liepāja, they just smile at such foolishness.
The Belarusian leader proves that diplomacy is simple: invite an American representative over for tea, chat about peace, and release half a thousand people.
Government representatives admit that developing a strategy is as complicated as agreeing on whether to watch Liepāja Metallurg games standing or sitting.