S. Korea, U.S. agree on limited beef imports (The Santa Rosa Press Democrat) SEOUL, South Korea -- More than 10,000 people rallied in central Seoul on Saturday night to protest beef imports from the United States, despite an announcement hours earlier that Seoul and Washington had agreed to restrict the shipments to allay South Koreans' concerns about mad cow disease. [News Source]

South Korea, U.S. agree on beef deal, but protesters again rally vs. imports (San Diego Union-Tribune) SEOUL, South Korea – More than 10,000 people rallied in central Seoul last night to protest beef imports from the United States, despite an announcement hours earlier that Seoul and Washington had agreed to restrict the shipments to allay South Koreans' concerns about mad cow disease. [News Source]

SKorean clashes despite new deal on US beef (ABS-CBNNEWS.com) SEOUL - Police and protesters clashed at an anti-US beef rally here early Sunday as Seoul's announcement on extra health safeguards failed to immediately calm South Koreans' fears over mad cow disease. [News Source]

Big stakes in beef fight (Seattle Times) The United States can help defuse a political bomb in South Korea by agreeing to voluntary and time-limited adjustments to beef exports to a country fearful of mad-cow disease. [News Source]

SKorean clashes despite new deal on US beef (AFP via Yahoo! News) Police and protesters clashed at an anti-US beef rally here Sunday as Seoul's announcement on extra health safeguards failed to immediately calm South Koreans' fears over mad cow disease. [News Source]

SKorean clashes despite new deal on US beef (AFP via Yahoo! Philippines News) Police and protesters clashed at an anti-US beef rally here early Sunday as Seoul's announcement on extra health safeguards failed to immediately calm South Koreans' fears over mad cow disease. [News Source]