1. Korean beef activists battle police

Hundreds of of South Koreans protesting against the resumption of US beef imports have been injured in clashes with riot police.

29/06/2008

2. Kosovo Serbs convene parliament

Kosovo's Serb leaders have convened their own parliament, ignoring Kosovo's declaration of independence and defying United Nations administrators.

29/06/2008

3. Kashmir protests turn violent

Clashes between the police and protesters over government plans to transfer land to Hindu pilgrims in the Muslim-majority Indian-administered Kashmir have led to two deaths.

26/06/2008

4. Kirchner urges end to farmer strike

Cristina Kirchner, the Argentine president, has criticised farmers protesting against a controversial tax hike on soy exports, at a rally attended by thousands of pro-government supporters in Buenos Aires.

19/06/2008

5. Kenya army 'abusing civilians'

Civilians in a mountainous eastern region of Kenya are being mistreated by military forces sent there to protect them from a rebel militia, a medical charity has said.

17/06/2008

6. Korea union steps up strike call

A major South Korean labour group has said it will join strike action against the president's economic reform plans.

17/06/2008

7. Kandahar braces for Taliban battle

Afghan and Nato forces are urgently redeploying troops around the southern city of Kandahar in preparation for a possible large-scale battle with the Taliban.

17/06/2008

8. Kabul's raid threat angers Pakistan

Pakistan has warned that it will retaliate if Afghanistan launches a cross-border attack.

16/06/2008

9. Kosovo gets new constitution

A new constitution for Kosovo has come into force, four months after it split from neighbouring Serbia.

16/06/2008

10. Korea's Lee calls for 'fresh start'

South Korea's president is continuing to fend off calls for his resignation following one of the biggest protests so far against his administration.

11/06/2008

11. Kenyan minister killed in crash

A Kenyan cabinet minister and an assistant minister have been killed along with two other people after their small plane crashed in southwestern Kenya, according to Mwai Kibaki, the country's president.

11/06/2008

12. Khamenei criticises US role in Iraq

Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran's supreme leader, has advised Iraq's visiting prime minister against signing an agreement with the US keeping foreign troops in the country beyond 2008.

09/06/2008

13. Khartoum linked to Darfur crimes

Sudan's government has been implicated in crimes against humanity through its links with the janjawid militias, the chief prosecutor for the International Criminal Court says.

04/06/2008