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ARTICLE: "Japan, China, South Korea Meet to Address Global Crisis," by Hiroko Tabuchi, Wall Street Journal, 13-14 December 2008.
Nothing much happened at the event, and yet it was seminal--the first time Japan and South Korea and China meet at a summit all their own.
Baby-step, but a very positive one.
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