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As violent incidents spike across Mong Kok and Causeway Bay, authorities must decide whether to expand force numbers or pivot toward community-based intervention.
As universities worldwide grapple with artificial intelligence adoption, Hong Kong institutions are embedding the technology into curricula faster than London, Singapore, and Sydney—but questions linger about equity and teacher readiness.
From Middle East tensions to Venezuelan migration waves, international crises are reshaping foot traffic, supply chains and pricing across the city's restaurants, hotels and shopping districts.
Fresh data reveals the scale of the challenge facing the government's revised urban development strategy.
As tech hubs sprawl across Cyberport, Lok Fu, and beyond, traditional employers face an unprecedented scramble for skilled workers.
As tech talent flight and rising operational costs reshape hiring patterns, companies across Central and beyond are recalibrating their workforce strategies for the second half of 2026.
Before you navigate the chaos of Ladies' Market or Temple Street Night Market, here's everything you need to know about timing, prices, transport and where your money actually goes.
A new generation of health-conscious eaters is transforming traditional Cantonese dining, sparking a boom in nutrient-focused restaurants and local wellness initiatives.
A brutal mid-morning attack in one of Hong Kong's busiest districts has forced authorities to reckon with gaps in emergency protocols and neighbourhood policing that could reshape public safety strategy.
From tai chi in Central parks to structured breathing on the MTR, here's what science says about managing anxiety in our dense, fast-paced city.
City leaders and social workers warn that densely packed urban districts face mounting pressure to support elderly residents in need of care and community integration.
As the city's professional league attracts regional talent, crumbling stadiums and limited training facilities threaten to undermine the sport's growth ambitions.
Decades of rapid development and waste mismanagement have forced Asia's World City to confront hard truths about sustainability—and chart a different course.
The long-awaited Fuk Tsun Street revitalisation project marks a turning point for one of Hong Kong's oldest neighbourhoods.
Once a sleepy coastal retreat, Sai Kung is undergoing a quiet transformation that's redefining how Hong Kong residents spend their leisure time.
Neuroscientists have mapped how meditation reshapes the brain—and Hong Kong residents are discovering measurable benefits through evidence-based practice.
Beyond the gleaming commercial gyms of Central, a network of neighbourhood volunteers and local clubs is reshaping how ordinary Hongkongers approach fitness and wellbeing.
From tai chi masters to urban farmers, the people transforming our concrete jungle are proving that Hong Kong's greatest natural resource is its community spirit.
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