Taiwan's unemployment rate in August rose slightly from a month earlier to stand 3.48%.

The Ministry of Digital Affairs (MODA) is introducing new regulations that will require online platforms to remove scam ads within 24 hours after receiving a notification.

More than 20 executives from US companies that manufacture drone and anti-drone systems are visiting Taiwan this week to explore collaboration and trade opportunities.

Taiwan's central bank has decided to leave its key interest rates unchanged. The decision was announced after the bank wrapped up its quarterly policymaking meeting.

The island's three main political parties have been slamming Beijing's decision to end import tariff exemptions on 34 Taiwanese agricultural and aquaculture products from 25 September.

The National Development Council says the government is planning to roll out "global elite" cards aimed at providing more incentives than the current employment gold card to attract more high-level skilled professionals to Taiwan.

The Ministry of Environment (MOENV) says it plans to station personnel in the European Union from early next year to monitor the bloc's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism.

New Taipei City-based electronics manufacturer, Gold Apollo is denying claims by some international media outlets that it manufactured the pagers that exploded and killed Hezbollah members in Lebanon earlier this week.

The Tainan District Prosecutors' Office has indicted 23 people on charges of spying for China. The 23 include eight serving personnel from the Air Force, the Army, the Navy and the Coast Guard Administration.