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Chinese mega-embassy in London approved by government

Chinese mega-embassy in London approved by government after debate over security risks

Plans for a huge Chinese embassy in London have been approved by the government after years of debate over security risks

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Chinese 'mega-embassy' approved by government on former Royal Mint site

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Britain approves ‘mega’ Chinese embassy in London despite national security fears

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UK approves China’s ‘mega’ embassy in London

The UK has approved China’s application to build a “mega” embassy in London despite fierce opposition and concerns over espionage, after security officials said they had devised a range of protective ...

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US ‘deeply concerned’ after Labour approves Chinese ‘super-embassy’

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Britain grants permission for new mega Chinese embassy in London

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Britain Approves Contentious Chinese Mega-Embassy in London

The announcement could be a diplomatic boost for the prime minister’s efforts to improve relations with China ahead of his first trip to the country while in office, which is expected to take place in...

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People living near China’s super-embassy reveal what their biggest fear is

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Chinese ‘mega embassy’ wins UK approval in London ahead of Starmer’s China visit

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China's mega-embassy just got the green light from Labour. Why has it been so controversial?

China’s government has been pushing for the mega-embassy ever since 2018, when it first bought the site for £255 million. It is expected China’s diplomats would live on site, too. But those construction plans hit a roadblock when they were rejected by the Tower Hamlets Council in 2022 over safety concerns.

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How China's plan to build a new embassy in London became a seven-year diplomatic struggle

Britain has approved construction of a new Chinese embassy in London after stalling the decision for seven years over planning disputes and a diplomatic standoff that has complicated efforts to repair damaged relations between the two nations.