SKorea, China, Japan ties ‘back on track’

SEOUL: The leaders of South Korea, China and Japan said they were willing to work together again to promote regional trade and security after setting aside historical animosities Sunday at their first summit talks for over three years.

South Korean President Park Geun-Hye and Chinese and Japanese premiers Li Keqiang and Shinzo Abe discussed a wide range of topics, from free trade to the threat of North Korea’s nuclear weapons program, during a 90-minute meeting in Seoul.