Iceland will hold a parliamentary election on Nov. 30 after the country's prime minister on Sunday said the three-party coalition government had collapsed, the president said late on Tuesday. The coalition of the right-wing,

Iceland’s coalition government has collapsed, with a snap election likely to be held next month, the prime minister announced Sunday.

Iceland may face a snap election as Prime Minister Bjarni Benediktsson dissolves the parliament due to coalition disagreements. The president will consult party leaders before a formal announcement. Issues like immigration and energy policy led to the decision amid repeated volcanic eruptions and economic recovery challenges.

Prime minister said there were disagreements between the three governing parties on issues regarding asylum seekers and energy.