The runner-up in the election was HarmonyCentre, a centre-left party backed by most of the country's ethnic Russians, and also by ethnic Latvians fed up with the established parties.
To avert that, Mr Dombrovskis could offer HarmonyCentre a deal, perhaps in place of the smallest coalition party, a new ultra-nationalist alliance which has eight seats and an unpleasant fringe.
For Muslims the confusion is how to restore the centre to their civilization that collapsed a long time ago, and to reconstruct it in harmony with the modern world.