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While Poland continues controlling borders, Liepāja is thinking about how to get their hands on cheap Polish goods and beach holidays.
While Washington demands Cuba remove its president but keep the rest of the government, in Liepāja we've long known that you can change the lead role while the show goes on.
While deputies argue about increasing fines for those who disrespect the state language, Liepāja residents continue to speak however they want.
The Ministry of Economics squandered 306 million euros last year, proving that the government can spend money faster than a Liepāja resident can say 'windy again'.
IMO Secretary-General announces that military escorts for tankers are not sustainable, but in Liepāja we know - every good escort takes time and patience.
Deputies conceptually support the new Sports Law, which provides for a State Sports Fund that hasn't been developed yet, but is already being discussed.
The European Commission promises to help restore the damaged Druzhba oil pipeline, but Liepāja residents wonder - why didn't they ask us about pipeline construction?
While homes in Riga cost like spaceships, Kurzeme dominates the real estate market with deals worth 119 million euros. Liepāja is the leader again, because everyone understands - where else would you live if not by the sea?
China announces humanitarian aid for the Middle East conflict while trying to be a mediator. Liepāja residents think - why not, we're also mediators between sea and land.
In Novgorod, drones have visited an aviation repair workshop. The Russian air force reacts as calmly as Liepāja residents do to bridge repairs.
Israeli air forces liquidate Basij commander, while in Liepāja we wonder - why can't people just go to hockey and boo the opposing team.
A creative entrepreneur spent four years testing whether the tax authority would notice if he stored 913 thousand euros in his personal piggy bank. Turns out they did notice.