Associated Press Writer, Oct 11, WASHINGTON – North Korea has agreed to all U.S. nuclear inspection demands, allowing the Bush administration to remove the communist country from a U.S. terrorism blacklist.

Still, critics jumped on the move saying it rewards the North for bad behavior and sends a bad signal to other U.S. adversaries, notably Iran.

“We are also sending a strong message to other rogue nations, such as Iran and Syria, that we will not hold them to their commitments, even as we give in to their demands,” she said.