It is not known whether he will accept the post, because he has just recently been elected for the second four-year term of his position, and ruling Greece does not now seem the first choice in the professional life of a man outside politics.

Greece has been in the eye of the euro cyclone for almost the last two years, but last week, it could be said, was the apotheosis of the Greek political drama that actually has threatened to sweep the entire eurozone.

PASOK and New Democracy tenacity and perseverance to impose their own demands make the talks difficult. Greece's creditors, however, are quite clear in their requirement for significant participation of both parties in the new cabinet.

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After the political madness, as the Austrian press calls the recent developments in Greece, the time has come for the real work of the Greek government, which has severely lagged behind in the performance of their duties related with the financial aid from Europe and the International Monetary Fund.

According to sources, Papandreou and Samaras have agreed on the banker Lucas Papademos to be the new Prime Minister of Greece. The information that he is on his way to Athens has not been confirmed so far. Late last night, PASOK and New Democracy members have also set the date of early elections.

Samaras and Papandreou agreed that the new government will fulfill the obligations under the agreement from October 26th and will then call for early elections.