Camp David summit could lead to breakthrough in trilateral ties in East Asia

A trilateral summit between South Korea, the United States and Japan will take place this weekend for the first time at Camp David, the U.S. presidential retreat in Maryland, which many diplomats and experts believe may lead to a breakthrough in addressing tricky issues in East Asia.

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