UK Prime Minister borisjohnson’s departure leaves a big question: What’s the future direction of crypto policy in a country that only recently declared its intention to set itself up as a crypto hub?
The departure of Boris Johnson as U.K. prime minister leaves a big question about the future direction of crypto policy in a country that only recently declared its intention to set itself up as a crypto hub.
This week, a drip of resignations, starting with Treasury Chief Rishi Sunak, turned into a torrent that made Johnson’s departure inevitable. Johnson’s ruling Conservative Party must now select a new leader. The party members in Parliament will hold a series of votes to get to the final two candidates, who will then face a vote by the broader Conservative Party members.
While Zahawi can still make the decisions needed to keep the economy running, procedural government guidance says interim ministers
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