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15bbbd6e487763085c971537fa11ca67 capabilities.Germany's Foreign Ministry said it has "clear expectations" of North Korea's new leadership."It is, of course, an opportunity that things there will change," spokesman Dirk Augustin told reporters. "We have clear demands to North Korea: It must abandon its nuclear program; the catastrophic situation of the people must improve; and political and economical reforms must be implemented."Kim's death was announced Monday by North Korean state television, two days after he died at age 69 of a heart attack.During his 17 years in power, Kim's pursuit of nuclear weapons and his military's repeated threats to South Korea and the U.S. stoked fears that war might again break out or that North Korea might provide weapons of mass destruction to terrorist movements.South Korea put its military on "high alert" and President Lee Myung-bak convened a national security council meeting. The Korean peninsula remains technically in a state of war more than 50 years afte
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