Would you get upset if a news article mentions your nationality?
Wouldn't you rather that your venture be judged based only on its merit and not on where you live?
It gives people a lot of context, so it's usually useful. E.g. "man grows vegetable" might not be interesting if the man is an Italian, but might be if he's a Greenlander. "Man starts tech company" is way more interesting if he's Afghani than if he's American.
Was your nationality mentioned in a news article and it upset you? Or what's the context?
Nationality is nothing but a standard biographical fact. Being upset about this suggests insecurity.
I'm proud to be a Hoosier, I don't see a problem with that.
"Grumpy old white Hoosier fixes stuff for friends" -- film at 11. Sounds about as boring as it gets.
It'd be an honor for me (if it was in positive news)
I am what I am largely because I am born in my country.