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.Kamikawa also told reporters the three diplomats discussed North Korea's recent spy satellite launch and she asked China, which has significant economic influence over Pyongyang, to play a role in addressing the country's missile program and past abductions of Japanese nationals.The COVID-19 pandemic and strained bilateral ties …READ FULL ARTICLE