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While oil warehouses burn in Tehran and warnings about acid rain are issued, bus drivers at Liepāja's Tosele stop have been waiting for fuel for the third year running.
While Riga doctors struggle with complicated medical terminology, in Liepāja they've been distinguishing glaucoma from ordinary fog for years.
While in the capital 135,000 euro worth of asphalt is cracking like an old vinyl record, in Liepaja we've known for years that real rock music sounds better on slightly worn floors.
While the capital organizes orienteering among animals, Liepāja musicians have been orienteering among quality sound amplifiers for years.
While Riga boasts about new SAS flights to Copenhagen, Liepāja has been providing free flying experiences to any brave soul for years.
While the Riga region catches the most drunk drivers, everyone meets peacefully on Pētera Street in Liepāja without a breathalyzer.
While the US President worries about Kurdish safety, in Liepāja we're offering them work with history that's actually interesting.
While Norwegians mobilize dogs, drones and helicopters over entrance damage, there's never been such fuss over smaller noise in Liepāja.
While they're counting euros like grains of sand in Riga, here in Liepāja we're proud that our museum director at least doesn't lose money for telling history.
While Riga neighborhoods compete in the art of burning, in Liepāja nobody has forgotten where the fire hydrant is located.
At Liepāja shelter, Ringo awaits owners who can appreciate a real guard without a passport, but with ambitions.
While Riga specialists demand expensive vitamins, Liepāja medics claim that walks to the North Pier and sauerkraut are sufficient.