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Share The broadcasting authority claims the depiction of the map hurt feelings and angered the entire Vietnamese people. An order issued by the broadcasting ministry outlined the complaint in more detail. Shut down: The order for the series to be pulled was made by Vietnams Authority of Broadcasting and Electronic Information, which claims the map hurt feelings and angered the entire Vietnamese people The appearance of false information about Vietnamese sovereignty in the above episodes of Netf...

  Share Source: AP Photo/Elise Amendola, File Were all likely to remember how John Cena made the mistake of referring to Taiwan as a country, and then felt the need to do damage control through a dramatic, over the top apology in Mandarin. Foreign tensions with China are affecting entertainment in other, more subtle ways too, it turns out. As Mai Ngoc Chau and Xuan Quynh Nguyen with Bloomberg reported, "Vietnam Says Netflix Removes Show Violating Sovereignty Laws." The show in question, "Pine...

Pine Gap series promotional image. - Australian Broadcasting Corporation HANOI (Vietnam News/ANN): The Department of Radio, Television and Electronic Information under the Ministry of Information and Communications said on July 1 that Netflix on June 30 had removed Pine Gap, a six-part TV series that have images infringing on Vietnam’s sovereignty over the sea and islands. The department on June 25 discovered the wrongful representation of Vietnam’s sovereignty in episodes of the TV series,...

Vietnam Gets Netflix to Pull Spy Show over Pro-China Content AP Photo/Andy Wong 3 Jul 2021 The U.S.-based streaming platform Netflix removed an Australian television show from its Vietnamese service after the Vietnamese government complained that a South China Sea map depicted in the series violated Vietnamese sovereignty, the Hanoi Timesreported on Friday. Two episodes of Pine Gap, an Australian espionage drama, include brief depictions of China’s “nine-dash line” map, which is an out...

Share on Twitter Netflix has pulled an Australian spy show from its services in Vietnam over scenes containing a map of the South China Sea showing Beijings claims in the flashpoint waterway. The map - shown briefly in two episodes of "Pine Gap" - had prompted a complaint from the southeast Asian countrys broadcasting authority. China has long used its so-called nine-dash line to justify its claims over most of the resource-rich South China Sea, often to the displeasure of Vietnam,...

Diplomatic cables show Australian Labor leader Bob Hawke was US informant Bob Hawke, who later became a Labor Party prime minister, was a highly-valued “informer” to the US government while the head of the Australian trade union movement and president of the Labor Party during the 1970s, a new study of declassified US diplomatic cables has demonstrated. Bob Hawke, 1982 [WSWS Media] The documents provide a graphic picture of the true character and role of the Labor Party and the unions, whic...

OPINION / ASIAN REVIEW By Bruce Haigh Published: May 27, 2021 05:42 PM Australia, US. Illustration: Liu Rui/GTAfter the American defeat by the Japanese in the Philippines during the start of World War II, it needed a base from which to regroup, resupply and take the fight back through the Pacific. Australia was a bread bowl, training camp and aircraft carrier. Its north was intersected with airfields used by American bombers and fighters in attacks against Japanese bases and shipping on and...

The editor-in-chief if a Chinese state media outlet has delivered a stark warning Scott Morrison declaring there is a high probability Chinese missiles will fly towards Australian soil.

China and Indonesia held war game exercises on Australias doorstep just as Beijing bragged it could hit us with long-range missiles. Guided-missile frigates practicing attack formation maneuvers, search and rescue operations and communication drills were put through their paces in waters off Jakarta over the weekend. A Chinese propaganda outlet warned one day after the military exercises that Beijing should launch long-range strikes on strategic Australia targets if Canberra gets involved in a ...

Darwin is turning into the Morrison government’s dumping ground We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss By Stephanie Dowrick Normal text size Advertisement It is increasingly obvious that hotels – built for tourists or temporary stays by non-infectious residents – are unsuitable and unsustainable as a quarantine solution. The answer now increasingly argued for is that of Howard Springs, near Darwin, in the Northern Territory. There is much to ...