Lithuanian Prime Minister Inga Ruginienė and her cabinet step down after changes to the ruling coalition, according to multiple reports. The government’s resignation follows a coalition reshuffle that alters the composition of the parties in power. With the cabinet stepping down, Lithuania enters the process of forming a new government. One outlet reports the situation sets up a leadership transition that would make the country’s third prime minister in two years, underscoring the broader political instability around coalition management. Other reporting focuses on the immediate resignation itself and the link to coalition changes, without adding further details about the policy implications of the reshuffle. Overall, the sources agree that the resignation is a direct outcome of adjustments within the governing coalition and that the next phase involves selecting and appointing a successor administration.