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airBaltic cancels all flights to Dubai until the end of March, but the state will pay 400 thousand for repatriation. The Liepāja tram looks at this situation with a sense of superiority.
A man received probation and a record-breaking bill for cutting down an oak tree. Such money would have been enough to buy tickets to the entire Liepāja theater repertoire.
In Krasnodar region, Ukrainian drones caused a fire at an oil base. 83 people are fighting flames that have engulfed 150 square meters.
Rocket fireworks are happening in Persian Gulf states, but it's no celebration. Liepāja residents watch this drama from their safe distance and think about fuel prices.
Prime Minister reveals that civil servants are suffering from online criticism. Durbe municipality is already receiving CVs from Riga bureaucrats.
A secret meeting took place in Florida between US and Russian delegations, where the only concrete result was an agreement to maintain contact.
Britain's House of Lords has finally understood what we in Liepāja have known for ages — a title alone doesn't guarantee competence. 92 aristocrats will lose their inherited seats in parliament.
New Zealand's finance minister threatens to ban cars one day a week if fuel runs short. It's like in Liepāja with the Karosta canal — sometimes there's no way to cross here either.
South Kurzeme municipality has received a letter of appreciation for promoting healthy lifestyle. Meanwhile in Riga, they still think cardio training is running to catch the tram.
Oleksandrs Grinka tells how Liepāja's wind and cold sea prepare a person for everything in life, even Russian attacks.
Entrepreneur Āris Ozoliņš and his wife are stuck in Dubai until March 18th, while everyone in Liepāja is just happy that at least the tram runs on schedule.
Three brave souls are ready to lead Liepāja's Building Authority for 3,200 euros per month. In Riga, they don't pay that little even for a single meeting.