German Chancellor Olaf Scholz Tests Positive for COVID-19

Scholz's diagnosis leads to cancellation of visit by Slovakia’s new Prime Minister, future engagements uncertain

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has tested positive for COVID-19, experiencing mild symptoms and working from his desk.
Scholz's diagnosis comes after attending the European Council summit, where the historic decision to open accession talks with Ukraine was made.
Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas, who also attended the summit, tested positive for the virus on Sunday.
A scheduled visit from Slovakia’s new Prime Minister Robert Fico to Berlin had to be canceled due to Scholz's diagnosis.
It is unclear whether Scholz will be able to lead a Cabinet meeting in person on Wednesday.