Taiwan's Central Bank says factors including the US presidential election will cause uncertainty for Taiwan's economy this year.

Lawmakers have agreed to vote on recently passed law revisions aimed at increasing oversight of the cabinet next Friday.

Officials are urging the public to get Covid-19 booster vaccines, as the infectious disease makes a comeback in Taiwan.

The cabinet has confirmed that it had submitted a request for the Legislative Yuan (LY) to reconsider recently passed law revisions aimed at improving its oversight of the executive branch.

The Coast Guard Administration admitted negligence and reprimanded 10 personnel over an incident in which a Chinese speedboat illegally reached the Tamsui River mouth over the weekend.

The Ministry of Economic Affairs has allowed the construction of three solid recovered fuel (SRF) power plants to push ahead.

Far-right parties made major gains in European Union parliamentary elections, dealing stunning defeats to two of the bloc's most important leaders: French President Emmanuel Macron and German Chancellor Olaf Scholz.

An additional budget allocation from the cabinet is expected to help Taiwan Power Company cut its significant deficits to NT$9.3 billion (US$287 million) in 2024.

Ministry of Economic Affairs Minister JW Kuo says he believes the island's electricity grid will be able to support at least six artificial intelligence data centres by the end of next year. This, as the government assesses the growing electricity requirements of the AI industry.