Conservatives ahead in Lithuania vote

A conservative opposition party won the most votes in Lithuania’s election, but strong support for populist groups set the stage for tricky coalition talks, according to an exit poll and partial results.

A conservative opposition party won the most votes in Lithuania’s election, but strong support for populist groups set the stage for tricky coalition talks, according to an exit poll and partial results.

The parliamentary vote yesterday, which came as the Baltic country’s economy slumps after years of spectacular growth, appeared to spell the end for Prime Minister Gediminas Kirkilas’ centrist coalition government.

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