Who'll be in power in the following countries in 2016?

[Foucaulf]

If I don't put names down, it's because I believe the current leader of the parties in question will have been kicked out by then.

United States: Barack Obama, D Senate R House
United Kingdom: Labour
Germany: SPD/CDU (Grand coalition)
France: François Hollande, PS Assemblée nationale
Australia: Coalition without control of the Senate
Netherlands: Mark Rutte and his Denmark majority
Denmark: Helle Thoring-Schmidt, A-F minority
Spain: PSOE + regionalists
Canada: Conservative minority
Italy: PD-led coalition, though the party should be renamed by then
Poland: PO with a SLD opposition
Belgium:
Sweden: Håkan Juholt, S minority with MP-V support
Finland: SSP-Kesk-Vihr-RKP coalition (Social Democrats, Centre, Greens, Swedes)
New Zealand: John Key's last mandate (National minority)
Portugal: PS minority
Ireland: Fine Gael coalition, though with whom nobody knows
Greece: PASOK, though party politics will mean little by that point.

[Foucaulf]

Finland: NCP-led coalition. Grue Finns as Jr. Party.

I believe this is a typo, but it's still very funny.

What is the reasoning for those who think cohabitiation is possible in France? The Quinquennat has synchronized terms for the presidency and the lower house, or do you think the PS is saving its civil war for the end of its mandate?