Lithuania's Prime Minister Resigns Amid Controversy

Lithuanian Prime Minister Gintautas Paluckas resigned amid investigations into his business dealings, which sparked protests in the capital. President Gitanas Nauseda announced the resignation. Paluckas took office after a three-party coalition was formed post-October elections.

Lithuania's political scene witnessed a dramatic shift as Prime Minister Gintautas Paluckas stepped down amid scrutiny over his business affairs. The decision followed intense pressure and public protests in the nation's capital demanding his resignation.

President Gitanas Nauseda confirmed Paluckas' resignation to the media on Thursday morning, marking a significant moment in the Baltic country's political landscape.

Paluckas, associated with the Social Democrats, had risen to power late last year. His ascent came after a three-party coalition government took shape following parliamentary elections in October.