PYONGYANG (Reuters) - It is eight o'clock on a Saturday night and darkness envelopes virtually all of Pyongyang, serving as a vivid reminder of communist North Korea's pressing energy needs.
World leaders such as U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice have talked of satellite pictures of the Korean peninsula taken at night that show a brightly illuminated South and the North in total darkness.
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