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China Is Britain's Future

Summary by New Statesman
In 1844, Britain compelled the Qing government to ship nine and a half tonnes of silver from southeast China to London as ransom after the First Opium War. It was melted down at the Royal Mint: bullion extracted at gunpoint from a civilisation forced open to British drugs and capital. That war marked the beginning of China’s “century of humiliation.” Nearly 200 years on, the same site – Royal Mint Court – is set to house China’s largest embassy …

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Catholic Review broke the news in on Friday, January 30, 2026.
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