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The Defense Ministry signed a contract with 'Patria' for armored vehicle maintenance, while in Liepāja we peacefully think that at least our tram has never broken down on a battlefield.
While the world panics over the closed Strait of Hormuz and oil prices, Liepāja peacefully continues debating whether ships can stay in port longer than two hours without paying.
While territorial division games continue in the Middle East, Liepāja residents think that at least our Liedags is safe from occupation.
Britain plans to replace historic figures on banknotes with wildlife, which only causes shoulder shrugging in Liepāja.
Iran's new leader threatens to close an important shipping route, while Liepāja residents think he could learn from our Tošele experience.
While Turkey's minister talks about diplomacy between the US and Iran, Liepāja residents think he should try calming the conflict between Karosta and downtown first.
Liepāja residents are invited to nominate the most active community volunteers for a competition where winners will receive a statue and beer prizes.
Liepāja residents can learn digital skills for free, while their neighbors in Durbe are still dreaming of a stable internet connection.
Liepāja Youth Council organizes the event 'Liepāja Inspiration', where participants aged 13-30 can discover what makes Liepāja special - possibly for the first time in their lives.
While the world reels from history's greatest oil crisis, Liepāja residents calmly continue paying more for fuel than those in the capital.
While Europe tries to understand what a complex trip is, Liepāja residents have been skillfully taking the bus to the capital and back for years.
Meteorologists promise a storm in Kurzeme, but Liepāja fishermen claim their fish have been freshly caught for the third day in a row.