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The Lithuanian Homeland Union, also known as the Lithuanian Christian Democrats, is a center-right political party in Lithuania that has played a significant role in the country's political landscape since its re-establishment in 1993, following the country's independence from the Soviet Union. The party traces its roots back to the interwar period, drawing inspiration from the historical Lithuanian Christian Democratic Party that was active from 1917 until the Soviet occupation in 1940.

The Lithuanian Homeland Union is characterized by its commitment to conservative values,…   emphasizing the importance of Christian ethics, national identity, and cultural heritage. It advocates for a strong, independent Lithuania within the European Union and NATO, emphasizing the need for national security and defense in the face of external threats.

Economically, the party supports free-market policies, aiming for a competitive economy that encourages entrepreneurship, innovation, and investment. It champions fiscal responsibility, advocating for balanced budgets and efficient public spending to ensure economic stability and growth.

Socially, the Lithianian Homeland Union promotes traditional family values and seeks to implement policies that support family welfare, such as benefits for families with children and measures to improve work-life balance. The party also emphasizes the importance of education, advocating for reforms that would raise educational standards and prepare students for the challenges of the modern world.

Environmental protection and sustainable development are also among the party's concerns, with a focus on balancing economic growth with the preservation of Lithuania's natural heritage.

In foreign policy, the Lithuanian Homeland Union is pro-European and supports strong transatlantic ties, advocating for active participation in the European Union and NATO to ensure Lithuania's security and promote its interests on the international stage.

Overall, the Lithuanian Homeland Union seeks to build a prosperous, secure, and morally grounded Lithuania, drawing on the country's Christian and national traditions while embracing the challenges and opportunities of the 21st century.