Wednesday, September 1, 2010
1Malaysia Proton Advertisement You Must Watch!
Censored.
Konsert Pasar.
Lok-Lok
Hangus
Kuih-Muih.
I am glad the legacy of creating advertisement with harmony and unity values still keep going.
Ahmike Dot Net Renewed!
My favorite words- Time flies so rapidly!
Without realising, ahmike.net is now a 3years old domain already, it's time for me to renew it.
I would like to thank my faithful readers for reading this not-so-fames blog throughout the years. Do share with your friends as well ya :)
Ahmike
Without realising, ahmike.net is now a 3years old domain already, it's time for me to renew it.
I would like to thank my faithful readers for reading this not-so-fames blog throughout the years. Do share with your friends as well ya :)
Ahmike
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
US Financial Sanction Against North Korea
S.Korea welcomes sanctions on North, offers flood aid
By Jeremy Laurence and Jack Kim
SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea welcomed expanded U.S. financial sanctions against North Korea on Tuesday, but made a its first large-scale offer of aid to its destitute neighbour since the sinking of one of its warships in March.
A man looks at a portrait of North Korean leader Kim Jong-il during the Korean War exhibition at the Korean War Memorial Museum in Seoul May 23, 2010. (REUTERS/Jo Yong-Hak/Files)
President Barack Obama broadened financial sanctions on North Korea on Monday and froze the U.S. assets of four North Korean citizens and eight firms in part to punish the diplomatically isolated state for the sinking of Cheonan corvette which killed 46 sailors.
U.S. officials hope the measures, which target North Korean entities that trade in conventional arms and luxury products and that counterfeit U.S. currency, will also sharpen pressure on the North's leader Kim Jong-il to abandon his nuclear programmes.
Washington views the atomic capabilities of the North, which tested nuclear devices in 2006 and 2009, as a threat to its allies South Korea and Japan, and as a proliferation risk.
Pyongyang has said it wants to restart stalled nuclear disarmament talks, but both Seoul and Washington insist it accepts responsibility for the sinking of the Cheonan before they engage in dialogue.
By Jeremy Laurence and Jack Kim
SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea welcomed expanded U.S. financial sanctions against North Korea on Tuesday, but made a its first large-scale offer of aid to its destitute neighbour since the sinking of one of its warships in March.
A man looks at a portrait of North Korean leader Kim Jong-il during the Korean War exhibition at the Korean War Memorial Museum in Seoul May 23, 2010. (REUTERS/Jo Yong-Hak/Files)
President Barack Obama broadened financial sanctions on North Korea on Monday and froze the U.S. assets of four North Korean citizens and eight firms in part to punish the diplomatically isolated state for the sinking of Cheonan corvette which killed 46 sailors.
U.S. officials hope the measures, which target North Korean entities that trade in conventional arms and luxury products and that counterfeit U.S. currency, will also sharpen pressure on the North's leader Kim Jong-il to abandon his nuclear programmes.
Washington views the atomic capabilities of the North, which tested nuclear devices in 2006 and 2009, as a threat to its allies South Korea and Japan, and as a proliferation risk.
Pyongyang has said it wants to restart stalled nuclear disarmament talks, but both Seoul and Washington insist it accepts responsibility for the sinking of the Cheonan before they engage in dialogue.
Hairy 53rd Merdeka Celebration
I felt challenged when my dear said my hair was so ugly, then I went for a haircut, this time tried out mohawk, but not really that mohawk.. it was good and I like it, hope this fat gf like it this time :)
Merdeka! Merdeka! Merdeka!
It was loudly outcried by the UNIMAS students who celebrated the 53rd Merdeka celebration. I must say this time celebration was better than the previous years'. Thumbs up!
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