Chinese milk tea giant Chagee under fire in Vietnam, Malaysia for featuring controversial ‘nine-dash line’
- Chagee faces backlash in Malaysia and Vietnam due to its app displaying China's disputed nine-dash line claim over the South China Sea, leading to calls for a boycott.
- Social media users in Malaysia expressed outrage, stating that the brand has insulted Malaysia's sovereignty.
- The controversy is part of ongoing tensions over China's claims, which overlap with those of Malaysia, Vietnam, and other nations in the region.
- Chagee has not issued any public statements or apologies regarding the controversy.
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Vietnam Cops Probe Chinese Tea Brand Over South China Sea Map
Vietnamese police are investigating a Chinese tea brand over an online map featuring Beijing's disputed claims in the South China Sea, authorities said. Chagee milk tea is the latest high-profile brand to fall foul of diplomatic tensions over competing territorial claims in the strategic waterway, after Hollywood blockbuster "Barbie" and a range of popular children's dolls. Police in commercial hub Ho Chi Minh City are investigating Chagee about…
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