COPENHAGEN, Denmark (AP) — When European and Asian finance ministers first gathered for talks five years ago, their main focus was on rebuilding the wounded Asian tiger economies. This time, another crisis tops the agenda: global terrorism. Officials from the 15 European Union countries and 10 Asian nations were meeting Friday and Saturday at a former warehouse turned Danish Foreign Ministry annex on the Copenhagen harbor. Joining them are EU Economic and Monetary Affairs Commissioner Pedro Solbes and top officials of the Asian Development Bank, the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund. In his opening remarks, Danish Finance...