SINGAPORE -- Leaders from 16 Asia-Pacific countries are set to meet in Singapore to seek what they call a "substantial conclusion" on the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership, a proposed free trade agreement that would link the region's two biggest economies -- China and Japan -- with fast-growing India and Vietnam.
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