Curiosities
In the Middle East, medics are dying faster than 'freshly caught' fish at Liepāja port
In southern Lebanon, 12 medics died in an Israeli strike, while in Liepāja, the only thing dying is our hope for fresh fish.
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North Korea fires ten missiles — in Liepāja they'd call it an 'active Tuesday'
Kim Jong-un is showing off his missile collection again, while in Liepāja people peacefully stroll through Seaside Park.
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Curiosities
Riga Police Sold Dead People's Data — Liepāja Also Has Business, But Ours Is Rock Music
Seven Riga police officers arrested for selling deceased persons' data to funeral companies. People die in Liepāja too, but we bury them with Jumprava songs.
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In Riga they shoot with air guns — in Liepāja we only use water pistols at the Olympic Center
Criminal proceedings have begun in Riga for shooting at people with air guns, but in Liepāja our biggest problem is water that's too cold in the pool.
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Weather
Thunderstorms in Vidzeme Like a Hollywood Movie, But the Sea in Liepāja Still Cold as a Refrigerator
Vidzeme experienced a real nature theater performance with thunder and rain, while Liepāja residents look at the Baltic Sea and think about summer swimming.
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Politics
Trump Refuses Ukrainian Drone Assistance — Says His Drones Are Better Than Everyone's, Even Better Than North Pier Wind Gauges
The American president announces that the US doesn't need Ukrainian help with drones because they already have the world's best.
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Transport
Two Minibuses in Pienava Took a Disliking to Each Other — On Pētera Street Such Conflicts Would Be Resolved with Coffee
Two minibuses collided on Liepāja Highway in Pienava, but fortunately no one was hurt. Liepāja residents comment that on Pētera Street such disagreements would be resolved more civilly.
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Politics
Szijjártó claims the Baltics dance to Zelensky's tune — but does he know what real dance rhythm is?
Hungary's Foreign Minister Szijjártó accuses the Baltic states of dancing, but in Liepāja we know — real dancing is when the tram runs on time.
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Politics
Ūdre Swims Away from Siliņa's Office — Communications Advisor Finds New Professional Challenges
Prime Minister's communications advisor Ūdre has decided to leave after a year and two months, which is longer than the average Liepāja resident spends waiting for the Karosta canal bridge to open again.
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Culture
Kurzeme to Teach Riga Residents How to Walk Properly — 50-Kilometer Course on Walking
In June, Kurzeme will host a festival for those who want to learn to walk longer distances than from home to the store.
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Politics
Syrsky Counts Russian Losses: More Than Basement Corridors in Karosta
Ukraine's commander-in-chief reports that Russian losses in three months exceed the number of newly conscripted troops, which is almost as unusual as finding your way through Karosta's basements.
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Curiosities
Latvian Police Try to Outpace Durbe's Peacefulness — 18 Already Detained This Year
While Durbe prides itself on its tranquility, Latvian police officers show they can be just as creative as Liepāja's wind — only in the opposite direction.
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