Lithuania’s government has resigned, following a decision made during a meeting in Vilnius. Prime Minister, representing the Social Democratic party, informed President Gitanas Nauseda of the government’s collective resignation. The reasons for the collapse were not detailed in the initial report, but the move signals political instability within the country. This development necessitates a period of political maneuvering, potentially leading to a new coalition government or snap elections. President Nauseda will now likely begin consultations with political parties to determine the next steps. The resignation throws the future direction of Lithuanian policy into question. Further details regarding the circumstances surrounding the government’s downfall are expected to emerge shortly.