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North Korea backs off pressure for direct talks with U S
North Korea has softened its demand for direct talks, while the Bush administration lingers on multilateral negotiations. Experts note Pyongyang may have halted reprocessing as U S pressure and the Iraq war shift regional dynamics. Observers warn of a shield of nuclear weapons as diplomacy stalls.
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