
Hong Kong Hits Back at US Smear, Reaffirms Investment Appeal
Hong Kong officials denounce the US annual investment climate report, defending the national security law and reaffirming the city’s appeal under one country, two systems.
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Hong Kong officials denounce the US annual investment climate report, defending the national security law and reaffirming the city’s appeal under one country, two systems.
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