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What made Hong Kong's Tai Po fire so deadly?

Hong Kong

What made Hong Kong's Tai Po fire so deadly?

During the final round of hearings into Hong Kong’s deadliest inferno in decades, experts pointed to shortfalls that caused the Wang Fuk Court blaze to spread at an unprecedented rate.

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An immersive visual guide to China’s space station

Explore the Tiangong space station and track its simulated orbit in our infographic.

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Hong Kong

A city remembers: the names of the 168 people who died in the Tai Po fire

Hong Kong releases the names of the 168 victims of the Wang Fuk Court fire, as seven individuals face manslaughter charges.

Football

A comprehensive visual guide to the 2026 Fifa World Cup

Explore the beautiful game – now bigger, more competitive and expanded to 48 teams.

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Health & Environment

‘Silent killer’: the race to beat cancer in Hong Kong

Despite a rising number of cancer cases in Hong Kong, survival rates are improving. Here is what you need to know.

‘Silent killer’: the race to beat cancer in Hong Kong

China

A comprehensive visual guide to Trump’s 2026 state visit to China

Go inside Donald Trump’s 43-hour whirlwind trip to Beijing through our complete visual breakdown.

China

Handshakes of history: when Chinese and US leaders meet - an infographic

US President Donald Trump visited Beijing on May 13-15, 2026. Explore the meetings that have helped shape one of the world's most consequential bilateral relationships.

Hong Kong

Residents passed from pillar to post as warnings before fatal Hong Kong fire went unheeded

The third round of Wang Fuk Court fire hearings, held from April 20 to 30, exposed a “regulatory vacuum” in key areas that contributed to the high death toll, as departments said oversight lay elsewhere.

Residents passed from pillar to post as warnings before fatal Hong Kong fire went unheeded

Hong Kong

How fire safety failures worsened Hong Kong’s deadly inferno

The second round of hearings from April 8 to April 17 exposed a series of failures that allowed the fire equipment and alarm system in Wang Fuk Court to be deactivated for months, and eventually contributed to the heavy death toll.

How fire safety failures worsened Hong Kong’s deadly inferno

Sport

Rugby’s greatest weekend: 50 years of the Hong Kong Sevens - an infographic

See the world’s top teams compete at Kai Tak Stadium on April 17-19 and celebrate 50 years of Hong Kong Sevens history, tries and triumphs.

Hong Kong

Seeking answers to a tragedy Hong Kong could have avoided

A multimedia guide to the Tai Po fire

Hong Kong Economy

Breaking down the key figures in Hong Kong 2026-27 budget

A deep dive into the data from Hong Kong finance chief Paul Chan’s latest budget announcement, looking at the government’s growing revenue and increasing investment in infrastructure.

Breaking down the key figures in Hong Kong 2026-27 budget

Law and Crime

Key dates in Jimmy Lai’s Hong Kong national security case

Key dates in Jimmy Lai’s Hong Kong national security case

Key dates in Jimmy Lai’s Hong Kong national security case

China

All you need to know about the Year of the Horse

Discover the characteristics of people born in the Year of the Horse and why the coming Year of the Fire Horse is so revered in Chinese culture. Find out your Chinese zodiac animal sign, learn about the ancient river race that decided the zodiac order, and uncover the real historical roots of the zodiac system.

Society

2025 Legco election candidates and results

Hongkongers head to polling stations on December 7 to elect 90 lawmakers

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China

Interactive | Made in China 2025: Clearing the way for a global new energy vehicle industry

The stones in the road for China’s 2025 plan on electric vehicles

Food & Drink

Put your culinary knowledge of global cuisine to the test

Food is more than fuel. Often a sensual pleasure, food can be central to friendships, romance and celebrations. It can also help bind a community through shared cultural roots

China Business

Exclusive | China wants to catch up in semiconductors, and new tech may let it do that

Silicon wafers at a semiconductor plant. China is looking to upgrade its semiconductor industry to global levels in a bid to become a hi-tech powerhouse commensurate with its economic might. Photo: Shutterstock
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