U.S. President Barack Obama's first big speech on Asia, delivered Saturday morning in Tokyo, had a little something for just about everyone. He was tough on North Korea and Myanmar, but offered a way back to the fold.
He was big on Japan and on China, whose rise, he said, should be welcomed, not feared.
India, however, got skipped over. And Taiwan was off his radar.
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