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Lithuania

Republic of Lithuania

Flag of Lithuania
Region
Europe · Northern Europe
Capital
Vilnius
Population
2,888,774 (2025)
Government
semi-presidential republic
Currency
Euro (EUR)
Official languages
Lithuanian
Spoken languages
Lithuanian (official) 85.3%, Russian 6.8%, Polish 5.1%, other 1.1%, two mother tongues 1.7% (2021 est.)
Written scripts
Latin
Area
65,300 km²
Coastline
Coastal
UN member
Yes
Affiliations
EU, IMF, NATO, OECD, WCO, WTO
Borders
Belarus , Latvia , Poland , Russia

Political stability

82 / 100

Economic stability

66 / 100

Population stability

32 / 100

0–100, higher is more stable. Political: World Bank governance score. Economic: government effectiveness, regulatory quality, and inflation proximity to 2% (World Bank). Population: stability of growth and net migration rates (World Bank).

Trade profile

Key exports
refined petroleum, furniture, plastic products, wheat, cars (2023)
Key imports
crude petroleum, cars, natural gas, packaged medicine, plastic products (2023)
Natural resources
peat, arable land, amber
Luxury goods
amber
Primary route
North Sea–Baltic feeder network into Rotterdam, Hamburg, and Antwerp
Secondary route
Transatlantic services to North America

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Sources: mledoze/countries (ODbL), CIA World Factbook (public domain), World Bank Open Data (CC BY-4.0), flag-icons (MIT). Stability scores are xin.bz composites of the cited World Bank indicators; routes and commodity notes are xin.bz assessments. Informational only — verify with official sources.