6-party accord tough unless N. Korea reconsiders demands: Sasae

BEIJING, China - Chief Japanese negotiator Kenichiro Sasae speaks with journalists at his Beijing hotel on Feb. 11. He said that the six-party talks North Korea's nuclear programs will find it tough to reach an accord unless North Korea reconsiders its ''excessive'' demands for energy aid. (Pool photo)

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