A series of meetings is taking place today between the government coalition parties of Iceland, between the party leaders and internal party meetings.
Iceland’s political future is not yet known, but all sides appear committed to coming to a firm decision today.
Options include continuing as things are until the election on 9th May, or continuing the current coalition with a significant reshuffle (possibly including a Social Democrat Prime Minister instead of the current Independence Party one). Other options are a Social Democrat/Left Green/Progressive Party coalition, or a Social Democrat/Left Green Party minority government coalition.
IceNews will keep you updated as new details emerge.
How about none of them but a technical government instead?
how about none of them also not the traditional politician but most of them are technocrats who konws about economics of the 20th century, most of them comprise of leaders of the different part of the society. and also people knows how to autopsy what happen to the economy of iceland for the fast 6 months before the collapes.