No Party Wins Majority in Iceland Parliamentary Poll

Iceland's prime minister resigned Sunday after an election in which no party gained a parliamentary majority needed to form the next government. Outgoing Prime Minister Sigurdur Ingi Johannsson of the centrist Progressive Party said he would hand the president his resignation in accordance with the constitution and he would stay in, if asked, until new government is formed. The Independence and Progressive parties that have governed in coalition since 2013 together won 29 seats in...

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