South Korea Deploys 16,000 Police to Contain Bush Beef Protests (Bloomberg.com) AntiMadCow , the group that led two months of candle-lit vigils against South Korean President Lee Myung Bak 's decision to resume imports, will demonstrate at the Cheonggyecheon plaza in central Seoul at 7 p.m. today, according to its Web site. The pro-U.S. [News Source]

Bush trip to Asia a mix of sports and politics (AFP via Yahoo! News) US President George W. Bush left on a three-nation trip to Asia during which he will attend the Beijing Olympics opening ceremony clouded by concerns over China's human rights record. [News Source]

Bush to face S Korea protesters (BBC News) President George W Bush is due in South Korea where protesters plan to voice their anger over US beef imports. [News Source]

Bush to face protesters during South Korea visit (USA Today) President Bush's arrival in South Korea is shaping up to be a new flash point as demonstrators plan to face off against pro-U.S. groups. [News Source]

Bush Visit Could Reignite South Korea Beef Riots (Fox News) President Bush's arrival to South Korea Tuesday has anti-government demonstrators saying they will resume protests against imports of American beef, facing off against pro-U.S. groups planning a show of support for the country's longtime ally. [News Source]

Bush trip to Asia a mix of sports and politics (AFP via Yahoo! News) US President George W. Bush left Monday on a three-nation trip to Asia during which he will attend the Beijing Olympics opening ceremony clouded by concerns over China's human rights record. [News Source]

Bush to face protesters during South Korea visit (Detroit Free Press) President George W. Bush's arrival Tuesday is shaping up as a new flashpoint as anti-government demonstrators say they will raise their cries again, facing off against pro-U.S. groups planning a show of support for the country's longtime ally. [News Source]

Bush to face protesters during South Korea visit (AP via Yahoo! News) President Bush held off on visiting Seoul earlier this year when protesters held nightly candlelight vigils and clashed with riot police in anger over government plans to resume imports of American beef. [News Source]

South Korea seeks Internet standards (International Herald Tribune) Seoul says furor over U.S. beef imports was fed by rumors and lies posted on the Web. But some voice protests at moves they see as censorship. [News Source]

Bush trip to Asia a mix of sports and politics (AFP via Yahoo! News) US President George W. Bush was leaving on a three-nation trip to Asia on Monday to share the Olympic fever and discuss trade, human rights and the denuclearization of North Korea. [News Source]