Taiwan's Premier says that preparations for measures to tackle espionage,
infiltration, propaganda and other national security threats from China are
under way.

In an interview with the Central News Agency, Premier Cho Jung-tai said the
Cabinet has identified more than 100 measures and law revisions to better
address Chinese threats after President Lai Ching-te convened a national
security meeting in mid-March.

Following that meeting, Lai pledged to reinstate military courts, restrict
private-sector exchanges across the Taiwan Strait, expand the screening of
cross-strait flows of talent, goods, and capital, as well as work with
partner countries to reject Beijing's claims over Taiwan.

The president specifically raised the alarm over the growing number of former
and active-duty military personnel in Taiwan who have been accused or
indicted for spying for China in recent years.