Hong Kong Leader Opposes 'Coercion and Bullying' by Foreign Governments
HONG KONG (Reuters) -Hong Kong leader John Lee said on Tuesday his government was opposed to "coercion" and "bullying tactics" by foreign governments after being asked about conglomerate CK Hutchison's port deal with U.S. firm BlackRock.
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