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Comment this articleLithuanian intelligence head steps down
VILNIUS - Lithuania's intelligence czar stepped down Monday without explanation, alfa.lt reported.
Povilas Malakauskas, who has headed the country's intelligence services for more than 2 years, tendered his resignation as the country faces a scandal surrounding an alleged secret CIA prison that operated in 2004 or 2005.
Commentators speculate that the intelligence head's decision to step down may have been as a result of his failure to improve the image of the intelligence agency.
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