South Korea has proposed holding a foreign ministerial meeting with Japan and China late next month and Tokyo is positive about the plan, diplomatic sources said Thursday, a move that could pave the way for a trilateral summit that has not been held since 2019.The envisioned three-way talks, currently sought around Nov. 26 in the South Korean port city of Busan, comes on the back of a thaw in the ties between Tokyo and Seoul that had deteriorated over wartime compensation issues.Final arrangements will be made for the gathering, expected to be attended by Japanese Foreign Minister Yoko Kami…READ FULL ARTICLE