Taiwan's news agenda mixes a fresh defense push with a market rally, a positive day for local stocks and for the island's drone industry.

• Parliament passed an opposition-backed law to build up unmanned vehicles, and the Cabinet is preparing extra money and revisions for next year.
• Trump said the mission against Iran is finished after six months of strikes.
• Taiwan's stock market jumped as big funds poured money into a cluster of stocks ahead of quarter-end reporting.
• Taiwan is offering about NT$1 billion to build an industrial park in Eswatini, one of its few remaining diplomatic allies.
• Everyday gripes made the front page too, with drivers complaining that parking spaces are too small for today's cars.

Outlook: The drone law and its funding fight will dominate the next budget round, while the window-dressing rally is likely to fade once the quarter closes.