The Economist | An innocuous-seeming law causes a ruckus The Economist FEW pieces of legislation sound more anodyne than the Taiwan Travel Act. The bill, which both houses of Congress passed unanimously and President Donald Trump signed into law on March 16th, aims only to “encourage visits between officials from the ... |
2018-03-22
An innocuous-seeming law causes a ruckus – The Economist
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