By Raymond Fung and Triton Wong
On November 27, 2025, a series of fires erupted in Tsim Sha Tsui and Tsuen Wan. Although swiftly contained, they unfolded against the backdrop of Hong Kong’s worst residential fire in decades. The fire emergencies have uncovered severe vulnerabilities in the city’s urban safety framework.
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Many local initiatives and fundraisers from reputable organisations are raising money to help victims. But how do they work?
Read MoreBy Atharv Misra, Anlan Xu and Anson Kam
Australian Senator Fatima Payman used a satirical speech to address the parliament and highlight how current issues affect the younger generation, utilizing terminology such as "sigmas", "goofy ahh”, and "capa-holics”.
Read MoreBy Raymond Fung and Darius Chau
Aaron Lau witnessed a second fire erupt near Tai Po Market station. [...] He immediately called emergency services, and multiple fire trucks were deployed to put out the fire safely.
Read MoreBy Morisa Wong
Koalas are more than just fluffy, cuddly-looking teddy bears. Now that I mention it—sorry for the misinformation—koalas aren’t actually bears!
Read MoreBy Triton Wong & Raymond Fung
In a major diplomatic shift, a long-deferred dream is inching toward reality within the halls of the United Nations and in capitals across the globe. .
Read MoreBy Stephen Donahue
Millions of Hong Kong commuters will have to wait for a chance to use Didi, China’s cheap and convenient rideshare service. But why? Primarily, it comes down to Hong Kong laws.
Read MoreBy Bethany Lam
Before I begin, let me tell you why I wrote this. When I was doing my Year 6 Exhibition, I was scouring through the RCHK Truth for any shark-related articles, but I found none.
Read MoreBy Benedict Lam
During the COVID-19 pandemic, global and local markets were declining, creating challenges for both governments and corporations in international and domestic economies.
Read MoreBy Raymond Fung
In a recent demonstration of military advancement, North Korea has revealed its latest technological miracle - a hypersonic missile.
Read MoreBy Karson Chuang
It was the harbor home of tens of thousands of squatters, immigrants, and refugees from all over the world; it provided a place to stay for those whose countries were plagued by war or economic collapse.
Read MoreBy Benedict Lam
This notable low amount of housing supply and the increasing housing demand cause the rise of housing prices which make this problem harder to solve.
Read MoreBy Hailey Cheng
Red can stimulate hunger, blue promotes calmness, and yellow provides an energizing boost…
Read MoreBy Anagha SIngh
This year’s ceremony was filled with memorable performances and significant wins that resonated deeply with fans and industry insiders alike.
Read MoreBy Stephen Donahue
Though cell phones are entertaining and addictive, they still have become increasingly more common in an average person’s daily life.
Read MoreBy Arnav Mehta
Te airport was alive with energy—a vibrant emotion of families reuniting, people rushing to catch their flights on time, and tourists eagerly checking their itineraries.
Read MoreBy Thompson Kum
The New Development Bank aims to mobilise resources for infrastructure within emerging markets.
Read MoreBy Anagha Singh
Gone are the days of sleeping in; instead, sleepless nights often become the norm. But what if we told you that we could provide some tips to help you ace those exams?
Read MoreBy Anagha Singh
To capture the sentiments of individuals from our RCHK community and understand their views on how this major political shift affects global society, we conducted various interviews with RCHK students and staff.
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