The biggest names in the semiconductor industry are in Taipei for the massive SEMICON expo, with officials from the EU and U.K. in town seeking to build up supply chain partnerships with Taiwan. Eswatini and Taiwan have signed a deal to work together on an oil storage facility. President Tsai Ing-wen, visiting Taiwan's sole diplomatic ally in Africa, says African nations are looking for an alternative to China. And TaiwanPlus reporter Staś Butler reports from New Delhi, where preparations for the upcoming G20 summit have seen many of the city's poorer residents evicted from their homes.
- Higher prices in Taiwan have hindered the recovery of the country's tourism industry, with tourists from Japan and South Korea not returning in pre-pandemic numbers.
- As Ghost Month draws to a close in Taiwan, Rik Glauert attends a special ceremony to remember victims of political persecution during the country's White Terror period.
- A former search and rescue dog is up for adoption in Taichung after retiring from the city's fire department.