Newly re-elected Tsai signs Taiwan's anti-infiltration bill into law

Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen said on Wednesday that she had signed an anti-infiltration bill into law, which aims to curb Chinese influence in the self-ruled island's politics, amid objections from Beijing.Tsai, who was re-elected to a second term in a landslide victory over the weekend, told an impromptu press conference at the Presidential Office that she had signed the Anti-Infiltration Act into law earlier on Wednesday, emphasizing that her government is against infiltration, but not against exchanges.Despite a boycott by opposition parties, the legislature, controlled by Tsai's Democr…READ FULL ARTICLE