Asia Military Tensions Addressed at Regional Naval Forum

Delegates at a regional naval forum - including representatives of China, the United States, and Japan - have agreed on a set of rules meant to prevent accidents and miscommunication at sea. The agreement was adopted by all 21 member nations during a meeting of the Western Pacific Naval Symposium, which opened Tuesday in the eastern Chinese port city of Qingdao. Chinese Navy Commander Wu Shengli said he hopes the meeting will help reduce tensions among Asia-Pacific...

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