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Fuel industry, the power of activists is going to continue to increase. peter kalmus. we are tracking details of that deal right here on bbc news. results from the general election in malaysia indicate that, for the first time, the country has no outright winner. the former ruling party umno suffered its worst ever performance, but a breakaway coalition, which includes a conservative islamist party, did better than expected. 0ur south east asia correspondent, jonathan head explained what we can expect to happen next. a great deal of bargaining, and to the two leading coalitions, both claiming ...

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Perikatan nasional, they have about nine or ten seats fewer than mr anwar ibrahim's coalition, but if they get enough parties on their side they too could also from government. so there will be a huge amount of bargaining, today could be very intense. what we need to look at in this election is what it indicates. it has been quite striking, what we have seen from it. the last election was in 2018 and ended years of unbroken unmo rule, but that happened because a breakaway faction joined the reformists and got enough seats to throw them out. that coalition broke up. what we saw this time was et...

The next is a breakaway from unmo, an ethnic malay coalition, perikatan nasional. they have about nine or ten seats fewer than mr ibrahim's coalition, but if they get enough parties on their own side, they too could form government. so there will be a huge amount of bargaining. today could be very intense. what we need to look at in this election is what it indicates. it has been quite striking, what we have seen from it. the last election was in 2018 and ended 61 years of unbroken unmo rule. but that happened because a breakaway factionjoined the reformists and got enough seats to throw them ...

They have enough seats to form a government, well, the reformist coalition led by veteran opposition politician anwar ibrahim has the most seats but is 30 short of a majority. the next is a breakaway from unmo, an ethnic malay coalition, perikatan nasional. they have about nine or ten seats fewer than mr anwar ibrahim's coalition, but if they get enough parties on their own side, they too could form government. so there will be a huge amount of bargaining. today could be very intense. what we need to look at in this election is what it indicates. it has been quite striking, what we have seen f...