All news coverage from Hong Kong.
With mid-year budget reviews underway, the city faces pivotal decisions on affordable housing expansion, the MTR's operational future, and how to manage a widening fiscal deficit.
With carbon neutrality targets looming, government figures and environmental leaders are divided on whether the city's green initiatives go far enough.
New census data reveals where migrants are settling, what they're earning, and how the city's demographic centre of gravity is shifting.
Community groups in Sham Shui Po and Yau Ma Tei express concerns about displacement risks and affordability as government moves forward with heritage preservation initiative.
From colonial tramways to the MTR expansion dilemma, understanding the infrastructure choices that shaped our commute today.
As the city tightens environmental regulations, residents across neighbourhoods from Central to Sham Shui Po are discovering how sustainability initiatives are reshaping daily life, property values, and public health.
As natural disasters and security threats dominate headlines worldwide, Hong Kong's integrated crisis management system offers lessons in rapid deployment and coordination.
Residents clash with developers over proposed redevelopment of historic Apliu Street arcade, igniting fresh tensions over preservation versus progress in one of Hong Kong's most densely populated districts.
As universities worldwide grapple with hybrid models and shrinking international enrolments, Hong Kong's institutions are charting a distinctive path—but face mounting pressure to compete.
As Hong Kong grapples with rapid demographic shifts, experts say the city's approach to multicultural integration lags behind established immigration hubs like Toronto and Singapore.
As the government weighs ambitious new development zones and affordability measures, industry insiders say the next 18 months will determine whether the city can finally crack its chronic shortage.
As the government accelerates urban renewal projects across Mong Kok and Sham Shui Po, longtime residents warn that aggressive redevelopment is erasing communities faster than affordable homes are being built.
City leaders and health professionals are calling for urgent community action as temperatures across Mong Kok, Causeway Bay and public housing estates reach dangerous levels.
As government support for tertiary institutions shrinks, local families in working-class districts face mounting pressure to fund their children's futures.
As the city gears up for major rail and road upgrades, transport planners reveal ambitious timelines and tough choices ahead.
As major cities worldwide grapple with affordability, Hong Kong's government faces mounting pressure to accelerate public housing delivery and match innovative solutions pioneered in Singapore and Vienna.
Government and community leaders outline fresh policies to support the city's growing multicultural population amid rising tensions over resources.
This week brought concrete progress on sustainability, with a landmark extended producer responsibility programme rolling out across the territory.
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