The third prime minister in a little over two years. In Lithuania, it is no longer a power crisis - it is a tradition.
Two prime ministers have already left: Falukas because of investigations against his business, Ruginienė because of family trips at the expense of the budget.
This time Cinquevicius is "imprinted" because of crooked footnotes in a ten-year-old doctoral thesis. But the real issue is not academic ethics, but same-sex partnerships.
The Constitutional Court declared the ban and the parliament's inaction unconstitutional, and the former coalition carefully threw a "hot potato" to its successors: if you pass a law, you lose voters (71% of Lithuanians); If you don't accept it, they will force you with compromising evidence.
It is possible that the "gay lobby" will find in the prime minister more serious sins than footnotes. How it all ends - read the material.