Taiwan's military said 18 Chinese nuclear-capable bombers flew into the country's air defense zone on Tuesday, a record for a single day. Meanwhile, the government is considering expanding a public sector ban on the Chinese app TikTok to include all government devices, citing security concerns. And a court in New Taipei has ordered the makers of deepfake pornographic videos to pay compensation to two women whose likenesses they used. Also:
- A special forces paratrooper seriously injured during a practice jump is recovering and hopes to eventually return to service.
- Taiwanese farmers whose produce is banned by China are finding creative ways to access new markets.
- How Taiwan's government is offering subsidies for the removal of remaining statues of the country's former dictator, Chiang Kai-shek.