black clouds piling up on the skyscrapers of HSBC (the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation), a venerable banking institution to horse between the City of London and Asia. After having believed to be able to remain neutral in the political crisis in hong Kong, its director-general, Asia-Pacific, Peter Wong, was forced last Wednesday, June 3, to declare its support to the "national security law" imposed on the former british colony by Beijing. Criminalizing the" independance movement ", " terrorism ", but also " foreign interference ", one that raises today of brightly-in...
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