N. Korea denies enriching uranium, open to multilateral talks

N. Korea denies enriching uranium, open to multilateral talks

DAVOS, Switzerland - Australian Foreign Minister Alexander Downer told Kyodo News in Davos, Switzerland on Jan. 25 that North Korea has denied having a uranium-enrichment program. Dower, in Davos to attend the World Economic Forum, made the remark following an Australian delegation's visit to the North earlier this month.

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