“The authorities in Beijing have increased efforts to counter ‘secession’ and what they see as interference by foreign forces, and are looking to bolster exchanges with Taiwan aimed at fostering unification,” the report says. The report suggests that Beijing has changed its policies on Taiwan in response to the regional situation and Sino-US relations. In a written report to the Legislative Yuan that MAC Minister Chiu Tai-san （邱太三） is expected to deliver in the legislature today, the council says that China is increasingly using political, military and economic coercion against Taiwan, and employing an alternating hard-soft strategy in its “united front” efforts. UNITED FRONT: Business leaders and grassroots organizations in Taiwan are being engaged in response to what Beijing calls ‘foreign interference,’ a MAC report saysīy Chen Yu-fu and William Hetherington / Staff reporter, with staff writerīeijing is seeking to discuss unification with Taiwanese businesses and other institutions “through a variety of channels,” the latest Mainland Affairs Council （MAC） report on China says. A podium is pictured at the Mainland Affairs Council in Taipei in an undated photograph.

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