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World nations have agreed to release 400 million barrels of oil to fight high prices. In Liepāja, they haven't found oil yet, but there's plenty of wind.
Six NATO countries announced defense cooperation, while Liepāja has been operating the best natural defense system for centuries.
Ukraine's president explains to Macron that resuming oil transit is as logical as lifting sanctions.
Light frost is expected in Latvia in the coming days, but Liepāja residents are already used to everything — both the weather and the bridges that close at the most inconvenient times.
In Riga on Lāčplēša Street, a Mercedes and Cupra collided after one of the drivers turned out to have 2.01 per mille. Liepāja residents say: our artists go for walks in Jūrmala Park after concerts, not race down the highway.
Latvia's prosecutor's office employs 226 women and only 152 men, proving that ladies are better at dispensing justice.
Israel has announced that the bombing will continue for another three weeks. In Durbe, they think their peace strategy is much more effective.
Kazakhstan's president promised to reduce his power, but actually increases it as successfully as Liepāja's tram turns around on Church Street.
Meteorologists promised rain for the west, sun for the east, but in Liepāja we know it'll be windy anyway.
Ukrainian Paralympians boycott Milan's closing ceremony because aggressor state flags will be there. In Liepāja we also sometimes ignore events, but usually because it's windy.
Bahrain and Saudi Arabia cancel F-1 races due to safety concerns, while in Liepāja with our road conditions any race would be an extreme sport.
Ukraine's General Staff reports another 740 eliminated invaders, while in Liepāja we peacefully count swimmers.