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Police leadership and security experts weigh in on emerging challenges facing the city's emergency services as they navigate evolving urban threats.
As displacement crises unfold worldwide, Hong Kong's approach to migrant communities reveals both strengths and gaps compared to cities like Toronto and Dubai.
Fresh government statistics paint a stark picture of affordability, density and the choices facing planners in the next decade.
From the MTR expansion to the Northern Metropolis project, the data reveals a city betting its future on connectivity.
Years of unaffordable rents and planning gridlock have pushed local governance reform back into the spotlight as authorities grapple with neighbourhoods stretched to their limits.
As the government rolls out ambitious environmental targets, local communities in Causeway Bay, Central and beyond are discovering that cleaner air and sustainable neighbourhoods directly affect their wallets and wellbeing.
This week's release of DSE results and new curriculum adjustments signal major changes for students and institutions across the territory.
District leaders and urban planners outline strategies to revitalise older communities across the city while maintaining their character.
A spike in robbery incidents across Mong Kok and Causeway Bay has prompted the Police Force to deploy additional patrols and launch a review of emergency response protocols.
Three major infrastructure projects advance this week, promising to reshape connectivity across the New Territories and eastern Hong Kong Island.
As major cities worldwide accelerate climate action, Hong Kong faces pressure to match ambitious peers in waste reduction, renewable energy, and urban planning.
As the government unveils ambitious plans for New Territories development, planners, academics and industry figures are divided on whether the strategy will truly ease the city's chronic affordability crisis.
From the 2016 Mong Kok riots to pandemic pressures, a look at the critical incidents that transformed how authorities prepare for crises.
Senior officials and urban planners reveal diverging views on how to tackle soaring property prices and transport infrastructure priorities ahead of next year's policy address.
Fresh data shows applications to top institutions have declined 12% while living costs for students surge, reshaping the city's educational landscape.
As global instability drives new waves of arrivals, local communities face both opportunities and pressures that will reshape housing, schools, and services across the city.
Long-time community members in one of Hong Kong's oldest districts speak out as property values surge and traditional businesses face displacement.
Community leaders and everyday residents in Sham Shui Po and beyond are pushing back against surface-level sustainability efforts, calling for systemic change.
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