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Many U.S. companies are collectively holding their breath, wondering if Chinese factories will open Monday after China extended the Lunar New Year holiday because of the coronavirus outbreak.

The alleged rape of three American women by Afghan migrants is prompting a public examination of Spain’s legal system, with media commentators and politicians debating the veracity of the charges and the competency of Spanish authorities to handle the case appropriately.

Several supporters of Maurice Kamto, the Cameroonian opposition leader who claims he won the October 2018 presidential election, have been arrested for campaigning for a total boycott of Sunday’s local and parliamentary elections. The Cameroon Peoples Party is also calling for a total boycott.

The recent arrest of a renowned Harvard professor and pioneer in nanoscience sheds light on relationships between American brain power, the Chinese government and funding between the two that involves intellectual property theft.

VIDEO: Women are slowly moving into Afghanistan’s male-dominated restaurant industry. And one entirely women-run restaurant in central Afghanistan’s Bamyan province is attracting food lovers from the region.

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