The Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) has denounced moves by Chinese authorities threatening the death penalty for Taiwan independence advocates.

Taiwan Power Company (Taipower) announced its goal to break even this year if the Legislative Yuan approves a NT$100 billion subsidy.

President Lai Ching-te has outlined plans to establish three special committees - that he says will enhance Taiwan's defence, promote healthcare and tackle climate change.

Sinyi Global Asset Management says the A-I industry boom is driving a significant increase in demand for large commercial real estate in Taiwan - particularly for corporate headquarters.

Germany-based Infineon Technologies AG will set up a new R&D facility in Taiwan, underscoring the country's growing role in the automotive chip sector.

New Health Minister Chiu Tai-yuan says there are no plans to increase the National Health Insurance premiums in the next one to two years. Chiu says although the insurance system is under heavy financial burdens, raising premiums would remain as the last resort.

Ministry of National Defense (MND) Minister Wellington Koo says the military is expected to take delivery of all 1,700 wire-guided 2B anti-tank missiles and 100 launchers purchased from the US before the end of this year.

The Shilin District Court has agreed to let prosecutors detain a Chinese national who entered Taiwan illegally after driving a speedboat into the Tamsui River mouth.

The Ministry of Health and Welfare reported a decline in Taiwan's Covid-19 deaths, dropping from the third to the sixth leading cause of death last year.