BUSAN, South Korea - The top diplomats of Japan, South Korea and China agreed Sunday to accelerate efforts to arrange a summit of their leaders at an early date in the nations' first in-person foreign ministerial talks in four years in Busan, Japanese Foreign Minister Yoko Kamikawa said.
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