Lithuania’s President Gives Premier Two Weeks to Decide Future

Lithuanian President Gitanas Nauseda has given Prime Minister Saulius Skvernelis a two-week ultimatum to address a growing list of accusations related to his personal finances and associated business dealings. The president's decision comes amid mounting public scrutiny and political tensions within the country. The allegations against the prime minister include questions about his financial activities and potential conflicts of interest. Nauseda has demanded that Skvernelis provide a clear explanation of these issues within the next two weeks. Failure to do so, the president has suggested, may lead the prime minister to consider resigning from his position. The situation highlights the ongoing political dynamics and the need for transparency and accountability in Lithuania's leadership. The outcome of this standoff will have significant implications for the country's political landscape and its commitment to good governance.