If you’re Swedish, you’ve probably muttered the answer “no, Sweden is not the capital of Switzerland” at one time or another.

In the world of any, you may not need to much longer. One first reason, obviously, is that anyone, anywhere can (and Generation In-Charge most likely will) find the answer themselves anytime. A second reason is that Sweden could very well become the capital of Switzerland at some point in time.

At present, however, it’s more probably more likely that Iceland would become the capital of Switzerland. In the connected world of any we all live in, anyone knows that Iceland is in deep economic crisis. A country being at severe  financial distress is nothing new, that happened in the old millennium as well. New to this millennium, however, is that in this millennium, the world of any provided opportunity for anyone to buy the entire country at a bargain. Opening up at 99 UK pence, Iceland was subject to auction at eBay for a few days in October, escalating  into a bidding frenzy that surpassed tens of millions of UK pounds (not everyone is out of cash, obviously…) before it was closed.

Or maybe, the Maldives would be first up for the position as the capital of Switzerland? Two weeks ago, Maldive president Mohammed Nasheed started shopping around for a new location for his country. After the tsunami in 2004, when close to 100 of the country’s islands were flooded, the government realized that the days of the present Maldive geographical location may be numbered. If global warming continues, the islands will not remain islands for long. So far, president Nasheed has discussed price tags with Sri Lanka, India and Australia. If the price is right, they would probably consider relocating the Maldives to the capital of Switzerland as well?

Or maybe, president Nasheen is actually the highest bidder that closed the auction of Iceland?

In the world of any, a country can be situated anywhere. And an economy may fall on one spot, but rise to its feet anywhere else, and in the form of any new economy and country.