Taiwan's government announced its intention to continue its free counseling program, aiming to provide ongoing mental health support to its citizens.

Taiwan's government has decided to distribute money to all its citizens, a move prompted by the island's record economic growth.

Taiwan's government in Taipei has issued a condemnation against Laos for its public support of Beijing's territorial claims over Taiwan.

Taiwan's government has given approval to seven new investment cases, signaling continued economic activity.

Taiwan's government has announced that domestic travel subsidies will become available starting September 1, aiming to boost local tourism.

Taiwan's government has announced that foreign professionals will now be eligible for long-term care services, expanding social welfare benefits to attract and retain international talent.

Taiwan's government has stated that it has not received any official notification from the United States regarding a pause in a planned $14 billion arms sale, despite earlier reports of a suspension.

China has announced goodwill measures towards Taiwan following talks with opposition figures. Taiwan's government agency, however, warned that these concessions could be withdrawn and are essentially a form of coercion.

Taiwan's government announced plans to raise the child tax exemption by 50% starting next year.

Taiwan's government announced it would allow the import of guest workers from India to address labor shortages, but only if industry demand is met and India fulfills Taipei's requirements.

US Republican Senator John Curtis, along with three other senators, has expressed support for Taiwan's government in its efforts to increase military expenditure, highlighting the strengthening relations between the two parties.