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Orban declared a conspiracy in the EU against the Hungarian government.
The EU and NATO will create a working group to combat “authoritarian” threats.
The EU has extended sanctions against politicians in Transnistria.
South Korean intelligence believes that the status of Kim Jong-un’s daughter has increased.
Britain allowed the resumption of trade dialogue with China.
Traffic was restored in Tbilisi after an opposition rally.
China accused the United States of undermining the security of global supply chains.
Iran declared the right to respond to the Israeli strike.
The transit of ships through the Bosphorus Strait was suspended due to fog.
Blinken called for an investigation into possible election irregularities in Georgia.
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Orban declared a conspiracy in the EU against the Hungarian government.
16 : 08
The EU and NATO will create a working group to combat “authoritarian” threats.
12 : 20
The EU has extended sanctions against politicians in Transnistria.
07 : 47
South Korean intelligence believes that the status of Kim Jong-un’s daughter has increased.
07 : 44
Britain allowed the resumption of trade dialogue with China.
19 : 45
Traffic was restored in Tbilisi after an opposition rally.
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Emmanuel Macron tested positive for coronavirus

Emmanuel Macron tested positive for coronavirus

The French President Emmanuel Macron joins an expanding list of world leaders to catch the novel pathogen, Irish Examiner reported.

Emmanuel Macron becomes the latest EU leader who was tested positive for COVID-19. The French leader joined a long list of others just as inoculation drives against the disease are beginning in a number of nations.

The 42-year-old Macron has repeatedly said he is sticking to the health protocols during the outbreak. The president wasn’t shaking hands, wearing a face mask and keeping a social distance from other people.

As the Elysee Palace announced on Thursday, President Macron will be isolated for one week.

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