A Madrid court has rejected the national government’s efforts to enforce a partial lockdown in the city and surrounding areas, citing people’s fundamental rights, even as coronavirus cases soar in the Spanish capital.
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Six countries now refuse to chair Arab League
Six countries have now refused to chair the Arab League after the organisation failed to condemn the normalisation of ties with Israel. And this is how people online are reacting to the situation.