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Unification Minister Hyun In-taek said Wednesday that his government would "carefully study" the North Korean demand.

Despite such statements, it remained unclear whether the North Korean negotiator had given Mr. Wi a persuasive commitment to denuclearization, another South Korean demand.

Is the auto market deteriorating elsewhere in the world? A. European demand is starting to weaken, Latin America could be weakening and Korean demand is weakening.

The North Korean demand for a light-water reactor echoes the main benefit it received in a 1994 agreement, now defunct.

But Korean demand could rise this year because of increased galvanising capacity and higher exports.In this section OUTPUT, DEMAND AND JOBS FORECASTS PRICES AND WAGES COMMODITY PRICE INDEX Reprints.

In the border talks that started Saturday at the border village of Panmunjom, the most contentious issue was the South Korean demand for North Korea's assurance that it would not sacrifice the factory park again for political reasons.

But North Korea has insisted that the American and South Korean demands be discussed only when the talks resume.

Cross-border tours were canceled in 2008 after North Korean soldiers shot and killed a South Korean tourist and the North then rejected South Korean demands for a joint investigation and measures to prevent similar episodes.

But the Bush administration's freeze on discussions, followed by demands for comprehensive negotiations on military issues in exchange for minimal aid, has had the predictable result -- escalating North Korean demands and a prospective deadlock.

SEOUL, South Korea — Answering South Korean demands for an explanation of a dam release that created a flash flood in which at least three South Koreans died, North Korea said Monday that it had been forced to act "urgently" after water levels at the dam reached a dangerously high level.

Last year, to comply with North Korean demands, Assistant Secretary Christopher Hill, top wheedler to North Korea, enlisted the help of the U.S. Federal Reserve, no less, to transfer $25 million in crime-tainted frozen funds from Macau's Banco Delta Asia back to Pyongyang.