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- Prime Minister of Lithuania - Wikipedia
The prime minister of Lithuania (Lithuanian: Ministras Pirmininkas, lit 'Minister-Chairman', colloquially also referred to as the premier Lithuanian: premjeras) is the head of government of Lithuania
- Former labor union leader elected as Lithuanias new prime minister . . .
Lithuania’s parliament on Tuesday has elected a former labor union leader and relative political newcomer as the country’s new prime minister, weeks after her predecessor resigned following investigations into his business dealings
- Prime Ministers CV - Government of the Republic of Lithuania
Inga Ruginienė is the Prime Minister of the Republic of Lithuania from 25 September 2025 Inga Ruginienė holds a Master's degree in Labour Law from Mykolas Romeris University, a Master's degree in Public Health from Vilnius University, and a Bachelor's degree in Forest Management from Kaunas College of Forest and Environmental Engineering
- Former labour union leader Inga Ruginienė becomes Lithuanias new prime . . .
Lawmakers approved Inga Ruginienė as the new head of government by 78 votes to 35 Ruginienė, a former head of Lithuania’s labour union confederation, joined the centre-left Social Democratic
- Lithuanian parliament confirms Ruginiene as prime minister
Lithuania’s parliament on Tuesday confirmed Inga Ruginiene as prime minister following the collapse of the previous government in July over a corruption scandal
- Ruginiene confirmed as Lithuania’s new prime minister
Lithuania’s Parliament approved Social Democrat Inga Ruginiene as prime minister in Vilnius, south-east Lithuania, on 26 August, in the wake of Gintautas Paluckas’ resignation
- Lithuanian Seimas approves Inga Ruginienė as prime minister
Lithuania’s parliament on Tuesday approved Social Democrat Inga Ruginienė as the country’s new prime minister, following the resignation of Gintautas Paluckas in July
- Lithuania’s Prime Minister Steps Down - The New York Times
Lithuania’s prime minister, Gintautas Paluckas, stepped down on Thursday, yielding to growing pressure over his business dealings and those of his family The resignation of Mr Paluckas, who has
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