Justin Trudeau, the Canadian Prime Minister, announced his resignation from the leadership of the Liberal Party and the premiership after nearly nine years in office, citing internal party tensions. His popularity had been declining, and he faced increasing pressure to resign, especially following the election of Donald Trump and the resignation of his finance minister. Trudeau's government struggled with rising social tensions related to immigration and a housing crisis. Despite initial successes, his administration became increasingly controversial, leading to a significant drop in public approval. Trudeau's resignation opens the door for the Liberal Party to select a new leader ahead of the upcoming elections. Teljes cikk (Telex.hu)