The Borneo Post - 2022-11-21

• ‘GPS to partner PN, BN, GRS’
• New federal government will be formed soon – Muhyiddin
• Agong wants political leaders to provide numbers, PM nominees by 2pm today
• Zahid: No talks with GPS to form govt with PN
• Six Bills up for tabling in DUN sitting — Speaker
• GE15: Tun M among 369 parliament­ary candidates who lost deposits
• Calls for Zahid’s resignatio­n grow louder within Umno
• Ideas urges coalitions forming next govt to negotiate based on policy
• Sarawak police looking into eight reports of voter fraud in GE15
• Dewan Rakyat Speaker tells party leaders to submit names of PM picks
• Dr Sim: S’wakians look forward to seeing all MPs deliver promises
• Salang accepts defeat in Julau with open heart
• Ali Biju thanks supporters for giving PN first win in Sarawak
• PBM will support coalition that can form government, says Larry Sng
• GE15: 31 women candidates win parliament­ary seats, 15 secure state seats
• Future govt must stamp out corruption — PSB president
• Seek commonalit­ies to bring country forward, Dr Yii urges leaders
• Mordi retains Mas Gading
• ‘PSB to be revamped, younger generation to take over lead’
• Victory fulfils wish of PRS’ Doris to serve Sri Aman folk
• After flipping Sarikei for GPS, Huang vows to give his best
• SAPP president says PN has simple majority to form govt without PH
• DAP’s Chiew: GE15 defeat only makes me stronger
• PH could have claimed Kanowit if not for indie candidates, says PKR man
• Lukanisman retains Sibuti in landslide win
• PSB Miri candidate humbly accepts defeat
• Feline, beauty queens take part in photograph­y challenge
• ‘GPS victory an endorsemen­t for region’s future plans’
• MCA says lost confidence in BN chairman Zahid’s leadership, tells him to resign
• Bung Moktar: We need to accept this is the worst loss in Umno’s history
• Maximus will serve people in different capacity after losing in Kota Marudu
• Joniston wants to help Tuaran grow despite loss
• Miri Country Music Fest 2022 out to exceed expectatio­ns
• Shahidan led PN’s path to victory in Perlis
• Bintulu wants strong parliament representa­tive through Tiong, says Dr Rundi
• First-time voters want MPs to bring changes to Sabah
• A er helping PN dominate Perlis, Shahidan tells Umno to dump Zahid
• GPS team, voters have put up good fight – Ching Yong
• Hasbi retains Limbang for GPS with increased majority
• Tangau pulls out surprise win in Tuaran against Bangkuai in grudge match
• Liew: Tawau result disappoint­ing
• Perikatan to hold discussion­s with BN to form Perak state govt
• Bahanda brothers win Kota Marudu, Kudat seats
• Tiong wins sixth term with 22,168-vote majority
• Despite massive victory, Fadillah to carry out post-mortem to be er serve Petra Jaya
• Nancy to work with state reps to plan devt for Santubong
• Tuan Ibrahim, Nga Kor Ming win both parliament­ary and state seats
• Labuan MP Suhaili pledges to revive island’s economy
• Floods: number of evacuees rises in Perak, drops in Selangor
• Put aside difference­s, work to develop Miri, PH man says
• GPS-SUPP’s Phang respects GE15 outcome, thanks supporters
• Hanifah pledges to ensure continuous devt in Mukah
• ‘GPS will continue to work hard for Sibu folk despite defeat’
• Re-elected Sibu MP must bring in more devt — Ting
• Forest Department, plantation players discuss industrial forestry R&D
• Uprooted tree damages longhouse chieftain’s porch and vehicles
• Serian cops looking for recycling centre robbery suspects
• Ling vows to fulfil promises for Sibu should PH form govt
• Once a BN stronghold, Pahang left hanging as no party wins simple majority
• Five held for various election offences on polling day
• Civil servants to carry out responsibi­lity with full dedication — Mohd Zuki
• Noh Omar resigns as Selangor Umno liaison commi ee chairman
• Warisan backs govt that can bring stability to country — Shafie
• Isham Jalil replaces Shahril as Umno informatio­n chief
• No one should try to disturb public order post GE15, warns IGP
• ‘Negotiatin­g with Moscow would be capitulati­on’
• Trump Twitter account reappears after Musk poll
• Sunak says UK will support Kyiv ‘until Ukraine has won’
• China’s climate envoy praises ‘constructi­ve’ US talks
• Global fund deal ‘pivotal step’ for climate justice — Pakistan PM
• British Navy takes part in Pacific exercise for first time
• Nepal votes in poll coloured by downturn and discontent
• China, Russia seek ‘might makes right’ world — US defense chief
• CORDIAL VISIT
• Norway to take in 20 migrants from France Italy ship dispute
• Five killed, 18 wounded in Colorado LGBTQ nightclub shooting
• Charles III welcomes S. Africa leader as he host first state visit
• Biden granddaugh­ter weds in White House ceremony
• Trump gets warm reception at Republican gathering
• Armed vehicles outside UK-based TV channel after Iran threat
• Rwanda forces kill ‘soldier’ on DR Congo border
• Deadly floods, landslides in eastern DR Congo
• Kazakhstan holds presidenti­al elections after a turbulent year
• 47 children among at least 378 killed in Iran crackdown
• Springboks want more of the same after Italy win
• Scotland take advantage of Argentine ill-discipline
• Thanks Seb: tributes flow for Vettel’s final race
• Hamilton impatient to see the back of ‘this thing’
• German friendship­s on hold as Japan face opener
• Ronaldo will be ‘phenomenal’ at World Cup, says team-mate
• Belgium keenly await Eden Hazard magic in World Cup
• Brazil the last team to arrive in Qatar
• World Cup poised for kick-off as Benzema blow rocks France
• Children in Syria’s Idlib hold their own World Cup
• Zii Jia shouldn’t be having early exits — Selvaraj
• Four Malaysian bowlers roll into last 16 in IBF World Cup
• Gabriel-Muhammad Syafiq to miss FINA Grand Prix in KL
• Azizulhasn­i fails to make finals in Berlin TCL
• 28 Muay Thai fighters to light up KL Int’l Fight
• PSKPP bowlers cling on to top spot despite loss
• LTAM promises packed schedule of tennis events next year
• APEC: M’sia encourages set up of collaborat­ive platform
• UK raises new tax to save economy
• A hung parliament, what it means to the economy
• Samaiden sees soft patch in 1Q, prospects remain intact — Analysts
• Favelle’s 9M22 core earnings on track to meet forecast
• ‘Worst may soon be over for Hiap Teck’
• Kelington delivers record high revenue, net profit in 3Q22
• TnG eWallet commited to new security measures
• MyEG above average on proprietar­y ESG scoring
• Funding Societies, Proton to provide dealer financing for used car dealers
• UN climate summit adopts ‘loss and damage’ fund
• French-speaking bloc starts Tunisia summit focused on economy
• Frustrated foodies gobble up South Korean grocery unicorn
• Cuba bets on specialty coffee to boost industry
• HISTORY At A Glance
• Taylor Swift’s Ticketmast­er meltdown: What happened? Who’s to blame?
• HK Anthony Wong wins at Golden Horse awards
• Fact-checking ‘The Crown’: Did Britain’s royals abandon Russia’s royals in 1917?
• Mexico’s ‘Black Panther’ star fights racism at home
• James Gunn wrote ‘Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special’ in just a few hours
• Subarctic boreal forest, vital for the planet, is at risk
• The British ambassador brings her unique style to Washington
• S.Africa’s ghost hunters look for clues in hollow rooms

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