Japanese Prime Minister Shigeri Ishiba intends to resign from ruling Liberal Democratic Party An unusual step.
The Prime Minister will "bow to the three former prime ministers," the government's source said.
In the July 20 elections, the ruling alliance of the LDK and the Komarto party lost the majority of the majority in the upper house of parliament. Sa Isryba's second major qualifying defeat in a row. The ruling coalition has already lost its majority in the lower house of the parliament last fall.
After that, according to local media, many members of the Liberal Democratic Party began to demand the resignation of Ishyba.
