Japan’s National Leadership Change: What It Means to Crypto
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba announced his resignation on September 7, citing completed US trade negotiations and growing internal party dissent. His departure triggers a leadership contest within the ruling party.
The change raises uncertainty over Japan’s economic direction, including cryptocurrency regulation and digital industry policies that had gained momentum under his administration.
Ishiba Steps Down After Mounting Pressure
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Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba confirmed on Saturday that he will resign, ending his tenure earlier than expected. The announcement followed weeks of internal pressure for an earlier leadership election. Many viewed this as a vote of no confidence.
Now that Ishiba is…
