Trump Administration Explores Acquiring Site of China's Planned London Embassy
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Officials in the Trump administration have reportedly discussed acquiring the Royal Mint Court site in London, currently earmarked for China's planned 'mega-embassy', if ongoing legal challenges ultimately block the project. The idea is seen as a geopolitical win that would deny Beijing a high-profile diplomatic location. The Chinese embassy project survived a recent High Court challenge, but local residents plan to appeal. No formal negotiations are underway, and any transfer would require agreement from multiple governments.
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