New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, who became a global icon of the Left, said Thursday she was leaving office after five and a half years. She cited burnout as a reason for her leaving office, stating in a press conference, "I no longer have enough in the tank," to continue in office.
Ardern was facing mounting political pressures at home and a level of criticism from some that hadn't been experienced by previous New Zealand leaders.
Some political pundits said that her star was waning and her popularity was fading.
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