Japan's Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba has announced his resignation following a historic defeat in a party election. Ishiba, who has held the position since 2021, made the announcement during a press conference on Tuesday, stating that he would step down in two weeks.

Ishiba's resignation comes after a series of setbacks for his administration, including a significant drop in approval ratings and a loss of confidence from within his party. The decision to step down marks the end of Ishiba's tenure as prime minister, during which he faced criticism for his handling of economic issues and foreign policy.

There is now speculation about who will succeed Ishiba as Japan's next prime minister. The ruling party is expected to hold a leadership election to determine his successor in the coming weeks.

Ishiba's resignation has sent shockwaves through the political landscape in Japan, with many questioning the future direction of the country. As the nation prepares for a new era of leadership, all eyes will be on the upcoming election to see who will take the helm as Japan's next prime minister.