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Community groups have launched a week-long campaign to save the historic Ko Ho Street market from redevelopment, drawing hundreds of shoppers and families to the Sheung Wan neighbourhood.
Immigration and labour experts say Hong Kong must reform its approach to foreign workers to remain globally competitive, as demographic pressures reshape the city's workforce.
This week's announcement to accelerate construction timelines on the New Territories sites signals a shift in the city's approach to tackling its persistent affordability squeeze.
Fresh municipal spending figures expose deep divides in how the government allocates resources across districts.
As emergency response times strain under unprecedented demand, authorities face tough choices on funding, technology and staffing that will reshape how the city responds to crises.
Transport planners and infrastructure experts outline ambitious plans for the MTR network, harbour crossings and new development zones as the city prepares for post-2026 mobility challenges.
With plans for a mixed-use development looming, the Tai Hang community must decide whether to fight for conservation or accept modernisation.
While regional peers expand renewable energy and retrofit ageing buildings, Hong Kong struggles with implementation despite ambitious climate pledges.
As the government launches its updated Climate Action Plan, key figures in business, academia and policy outline their vision for a greener Hong Kong by 2050.
City officials announce accelerated development plan for New Territories sites—here's what it means for your rent, your commute, and your neighbourhood.
As the MTR expands and new road networks reshape the city, the data tells a story of unprecedented investment and shifting mobility patterns.
From autonomous campuses in Pokfulam to tightened governance frameworks, the territory's higher education sector has undergone profound structural change rooted in post-2019 policy shifts.
As the government pushes ahead with mixed-use developments across Kowloon and the New Territories, residents are asking what it means for affordability, community character, and their daily lives.
Fresh immigration policy changes and rising geopolitical tensions across Asia are reshaping migration patterns to the city, with community organisations reporting unprecedented demand for settlement support.
As redevelopment plans loom and aging buildings require urgent decisions, residents and officials face critical choices that will reshape one of Asia's densest neighbourhoods.
As three major metro extensions near completion, residents across the New Territories and outlying islands face dramatic shifts in property values, journey times, and community character.
From a thriving regional hub to a contracting ecosystem, the city's higher education sector faces a reckoning rooted in visa policies, brain drain, and geopolitical realignment.
As international migration reshapes cities worldwide, Hong Kong grapples with integration challenges that reveal both its cosmopolitan strengths and persistent gaps.
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