Japan, China and South Korea are set to hold a meeting of senior officials next week in Seoul, the Japanese and South Korean governments said Tuesday, in a move that could lead to a first trilateral summit between the nations in four years.Japanese Senior Deputy Foreign Minister Takehiro Funakoshi, Chinese Assistant Foreign Minister Nong Rong and South Korean Deputy Foreign Minister Chung Byung Won will attend the talks on Sept. 26, according to the Japanese Foreign Ministry.The officials are expected to hold discussions aimed at "revitalization" of the trilateral process, the ministry said…READ FULL ARTICLE