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SINGAPORE: Angry milk tea lovers in Malaysia and Vietnam are calling for a boycott of the popular Chinese tea chain Chagee after its mobile app displayed the nine-dash line - Beijing’s ...

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Popular Chinese tea chain Chagee is in trouble after its mobile app allegedly showed a map with Beijing’s disputed nine-dash line claim over the South China Sea. For some people, the move is an insult ...

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Many Malaysian netizens also criticised CHAGEE over the controversy. The 'nine-dash line' represents China's extensive claims to significant parts of the South China Sea, encroaching on the ...

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