U.S., South Korea push North Korea on nuclear verification (Reuters via Yahoo! News) U.S. President George W. Bush and South Korean President Lee Myung-bak pressed North Korea on Wednesday to agree on a verification plan for its nuclear weapons program or continue to face international isolation. [News Source]

Bush and South Korea’s Lee try to look past differences (Reuters via Yahoo! News) U.S. President George W. Bush and South Korean President Lee Myung-bak met on Wednesday for talks expected to sidestep past differences and focus on ridding the Korean peninsula of nuclear weapons and promoting free trade. [News Source]

Bush and South Korea’s Lee try to look past differences (Reuters via Yahoo! News) U.S. President George W. Bush and South Korean President Lee Myung-bak will try to move beyond past differences on Wednesday and focus on ridding the Korean peninsula of nuclear weapons and promoting free trade. [News Source]

Bush to face protesters during South Korea visit. 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]

Bush visit highlights divide in South Korea (International Herald Tribune) President George W. Bush's trip to Seoul sharpened a political divide in South Korea on Tuesday: Middle-aged Christians and aging veterans waved U.S. flags, while young South Koreans shouted "Bush out!" [News Source]

Police fire water cannon at Bush protesters (USA Today) Thousands of South Koreans prayed to welcome President Bush while hundreds of others demonstrated against his policies as the American leader arrived Tuesday in this northeast Asian country for a summit on the future of the countries' long-standing alliance. [News Source]

Anti-Bush Protesters Battle Police in Seoul (New York Times) President Bush?s visit sharpened a political divide in Seoul, where middle-aged Christians and veterans waved U.S. flags, while young South Koreans battled riot police. [News Source]

SKorea mounts huge security operation as Bush arrives (AFP via Yahoo! News) South Korea mounted a massive security operation Tuesday as US President George W. Bush arrived for a two-day visit and opponents of American beef imports took to the streets. [News Source]

S. Koreans fire water cannons at Bush protesters (AP via Yahoo! News) Police fired water cannons at thousands of protesters Tuesday as President Bush got a volatile reception in South Korea at the start of his three-nation Asian trip. [News Source]

SKorea mounts huge security operation as Bush arrives (AFP via Yahoo! News) South Korea mounted a massive security operation Tuesday as US President George W. Bush arrived for a two-day visit and opponents of American beef imports took to the streets. [News Source]