Taiwan’s leader says tougher measures needed to counter stepped-up Chinese infiltration and spying
- Taiwan's President William Lai said tougher measures are required to counter increased Chinese infiltration and spying efforts against Taiwan's defenses.
- The proposed measures include reinstating military trials for espionage and limiting identification access for residents from China, Hong Kong, and Macau.
- Taiwan has expelled a Chinese national for promoting China's military actions against Taiwan, adhering to laws on aiding the enemy.
- The Defense Ministry confirmed a case where a retired officer sold classified files to China, highlighting concerns regarding espionage.
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In Taiwan, President wants to reopen military courts to counter Chinese "infiltration"
President Lai Ching-te's announcement aims to respond to the rise in China-led espionage operations, which he described as a "hostile foreign force." The opportunity for Beijing to display in return its ever-greater determination to recover the island.
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Taiwanese president calls for 'proactive measures' against increased Chinese threat
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Taiwan president warns of China's 'infiltration' effort, vows counter measures
TAIPEI: Taiwan President Lai Ching-te said on Thursday (Mar 13) China has deepened its influence campaigns and infiltration against the democratic island, pledging measures to tackle Beijing's efforts to "absorb" Taiwan. Taiwan has accused China of stepping up military drills, trade sanctions and influence
Taiwan president ramps up effort to counter ‘Chinese influence’
The NewsTaiwan’s President Lai Ching-te on Thursday announced plans to restore the island’s military courts in order to counter what he described as China’s “influence campaigns and manipulation.”Lai accused Beijing of trying to “absorb” Taiwan — China has long viewed the island as a breakaway province that it will eventually subsume. Taiwan’s intelligence agency has said three times as many people were charged with spying for China in 2024 than…
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