Photo by Axel SigurðarsonIceland’s youngest-ever prime minister understands what’s at stake“I worry about the public’s declining trust in politics in general. Jóhanna’s tenure started strong, but by the end of her time the party had become the sick man of Icelandic politics. Kristrún isn’t importing another country’s playbook, but she isn’t pretending Iceland lives on a different planet either. Making the state work, or elseThe great political reshuffle of the 2020s isn’t just about left and right; it’s about faith and proof. So far Kristrún seems to be getting it right and the electorate’s love affair with their prime minister continues.