By Benedict Lam

Although election systems worldwide are vastly different, their purpose is the same: allowing the citizens to vote for representatives they believe best represent their interests.

By Thompson Kum

The human death toll stands at 8,306, with both parties targeting places of healing, refugee camps and hospitals and blowing them to smithereens.

By Edward Chan

About six per cent of Hong Kong’s land is reclaimed. While increasing the shoreline might sound attractive and “might” solve overpopulation issues, the short term benefits come with a major cost.

By Benedict Lam

All traditions and festivals influence the future and development of countries — suggesting that many new inventions are influenced by heritage. But is this good for the development of countries?

By Benedict Lam

To understand AI's advantages and disadvantages, we need to know what it is and how it is applied.

By Hermione So

RCHK students are no strangers to mediocre school food. Recently however, one dish has been breaking all our expectations… It is composed of fluffy scrambled eggs, crispy hash browns and smoky tomatoes… can you guess what it is?

By Nathan Cheng

In early February, Ian Jefferies represented the Association of American Railroads in testimony to U.S. Congress, making a case for why the Federal Railroad Administration should deregulate the rail industry.

By Chi Yan Ng

SCC Divas, a Hong Kong-based all-Filipino Cricket team, surprises the Cricket world with their unbelievable performance at the recent South East Asian games.

By Cyrus Wong

This year's Vibram Hong Kong 100 Ultra Trail Race has been the first event of its kind in three years due to the pandemic. RCHK scouts were there to lend a hand to foot-sore runners.

By Ella Wong

You’ve heard of mighty Zeus, Lord of the Skies; his brother Poseidon, who rules the seas; Hades, who houses the dead. But what about Hestia?