Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s wife, Sophie Grégoire Trudeau, tested positive for Coronavirus on March 12. The prime minister subsequently went into a 14-day isolation at home with his three kids and remained in isolation for almost a month. Reuters
French President Emmanuel Macron at the Elysee Palace in Paris, France. According to a statement by the Elysee Palace, Macron has tested positive for coronavirus. EPA
Ekrem Imamoglu - Istanbul mayor (October 24) has been hospitalised after testing positive for coronavirus and suffering a fever. Istanbul Mayor's Office via AP
Andrzej Duda - Polish president (October 24). The 48-year-old conservative leader was tested on Friday, and his spokesman Błażej Spychalskhi reported he was feeling well and was in isolation. AFP
Boyko Borissov - Bulgarian Prime Minister (October 25) tested positive after a deputy minister who he had been in contact with tested positive for coronavirus. EPA
Donald Trump – US President (October 2) Less than a day after announcing he had tested positive for Covid-19, Trump was hospitalized at Walter Reed medical centre, and remained in isolation until October 10, held his first public event since his diagnosis, delivering a highly political speech to a crowd of supporters packed on the White House's South Lawn. Reuters
M. Venkaiah Naidu - Indian Vice President (September 29) tested positive while undergoing a routine COVID-19 test. His office reported that he was asymptomatic and in good health, and was advised to home quarantine. Hindustan Times via Getty Images
Alejandro Giammattei - Guatemalan President (September 18) After testing positive Giammattei described his symptoms as body aches and a dry cough, and that he was on a nebulizer to avoid pulmonary complications. AFP
Alexander Lukashenko - Belarus' leader (July 28 ) contracted coronavirus after he repeatedly dismissed the threat posed by the virus, publicised home remedies and refused to shut down his country but recovered without suffering any symptoms, state-run news agency Belta reported. BelTA Pool Photo via AP
Jeanine Áñez - Bolivia's interim president (July 9) tested positive and posted a video on her Twitter account. "I feel good, I feel strong, I will continue to work virtually from my isolation.” AFP
Jair Bolsonaro - Brazil's President (July 7), the Far-right president contracted the virus after he repeatedly trivialized the Covid-19 pandemic. AFP
Isatou Touray - Gambia Vice President (July 29) has tested positive for COVID-19, leading President Adama Barrow to enter self-isolation for the next two weeks, the presidency reported. Reuters
Juan Orlando Hernandez - Honduras' President Juan Orlando Hernandez (June 16 ) became the first president in Latin America to test positive for the virus. His wife and two aides also tested positive. AFP
Luis Abinader -Newly elected president of the Dominican Republic (June 11). Abinader and his wife had tested positive for the novel coronavirus, three-and-a-half weeks before the Dominican Republic's presidential election. AFP
Nikol Pashinyan Armenia's prime minister (June 1) Pashinyan said “I didn’t have any symptoms, I decided to take a test as I was planning to visit the frontline,” adding that his whole family was infected. Reuters
Riek Machar - South Sudan Vice President (May 19) Machar and his wife Angelina Teny, who serves as defence minister, tested positive for the coronavirus. Reuters
Mikhail Mishustin - Prime Minister Of Russia (April 30) Mishustin was tasked by Vladimir Putin with leading the response to the country’s coronavirus outbreak, prior to being diagnosed with Covid-19. EPA
Boris Johnson - The UK prime minister (March 27) after testing positive Johnson said in a video posted on twitter that he was experiencing a temperature and a persistent cough, and that he was working from home and self-isolating. 10 Downing Street via AP
Prince Albert II of Monaco (March 19). Prince Albert was the first reigning monarch or head of state to publicly announce a positive Coronavirus diagnosis. Getty Images
Eshaq Jahangiri – Senior Iranian Vice President (March 11) tested positive according to Fars News Agency soon after President Hassan Rouhani took control of the country’s much-criticized response to the virus. Office of the Iranian Vice President via AP)
Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune (October 26) - began a five-day quarantine on Saturday after senior staff tested positive for the coronavirus. EPA
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s wife, Sophie Grégoire Trudeau, tested positive for Coronavirus on March 12. The prime minister subsequently went into a 14-day isolation at home with his three kids and remained in isolation for almost a month. Reuters
French President Emmanuel Macron at the Elysee Palace in Paris, France. According to a statement by the Elysee Palace, Macron has tested positive for coronavirus. EPA
Ekrem Imamoglu - Istanbul mayor (October 24) has been hospitalised after testing positive for coronavirus and suffering a fever. Istanbul Mayor's Office via AP
Andrzej Duda - Polish president (October 24). The 48-year-old conservative leader was tested on Friday, and his spokesman Błażej Spychalskhi reported he was feeling well and was in isolation. AFP
Boyko Borissov - Bulgarian Prime Minister (October 25) tested positive after a deputy minister who he had been in contact with tested positive for coronavirus. EPA
Donald Trump – US President (October 2) Less than a day after announcing he had tested positive for Covid-19, Trump was hospitalized at Walter Reed medical centre, and remained in isolation until October 10, held his first public event since his diagnosis, delivering a highly political speech to a crowd of supporters packed on the White House's South Lawn. Reuters
M. Venkaiah Naidu - Indian Vice President (September 29) tested positive while undergoing a routine COVID-19 test. His office reported that he was asymptomatic and in good health, and was advised to home quarantine. Hindustan Times via Getty Images
Alejandro Giammattei - Guatemalan President (September 18) After testing positive Giammattei described his symptoms as body aches and a dry cough, and that he was on a nebulizer to avoid pulmonary complications. AFP
Alexander Lukashenko - Belarus' leader (July 28 ) contracted coronavirus after he repeatedly dismissed the threat posed by the virus, publicised home remedies and refused to shut down his country but recovered without suffering any symptoms, state-run news agency Belta reported. BelTA Pool Photo via AP
Jeanine Áñez - Bolivia's interim president (July 9) tested positive and posted a video on her Twitter account. "I feel good, I feel strong, I will continue to work virtually from my isolation.” AFP
Jair Bolsonaro - Brazil's President (July 7), the Far-right president contracted the virus after he repeatedly trivialized the Covid-19 pandemic. AFP
Isatou Touray - Gambia Vice President (July 29) has tested positive for COVID-19, leading President Adama Barrow to enter self-isolation for the next two weeks, the presidency reported. Reuters
Juan Orlando Hernandez - Honduras' President Juan Orlando Hernandez (June 16 ) became the first president in Latin America to test positive for the virus. His wife and two aides also tested positive. AFP
Luis Abinader -Newly elected president of the Dominican Republic (June 11). Abinader and his wife had tested positive for the novel coronavirus, three-and-a-half weeks before the Dominican Republic's presidential election. AFP
Nikol Pashinyan Armenia's prime minister (June 1) Pashinyan said “I didn’t have any symptoms, I decided to take a test as I was planning to visit the frontline,” adding that his whole family was infected. Reuters
Riek Machar - South Sudan Vice President (May 19) Machar and his wife Angelina Teny, who serves as defence minister, tested positive for the coronavirus. Reuters
Mikhail Mishustin - Prime Minister Of Russia (April 30) Mishustin was tasked by Vladimir Putin with leading the response to the country’s coronavirus outbreak, prior to being diagnosed with Covid-19. EPA
Boris Johnson - The UK prime minister (March 27) after testing positive Johnson said in a video posted on twitter that he was experiencing a temperature and a persistent cough, and that he was working from home and self-isolating. 10 Downing Street via AP
Prince Albert II of Monaco (March 19). Prince Albert was the first reigning monarch or head of state to publicly announce a positive Coronavirus diagnosis. Getty Images
Eshaq Jahangiri – Senior Iranian Vice President (March 11) tested positive according to Fars News Agency soon after President Hassan Rouhani took control of the country’s much-criticized response to the virus. Office of the Iranian Vice President via AP)
Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune (October 26) - began a five-day quarantine on Saturday after senior staff tested positive for the coronavirus. EPA
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s wife, Sophie Grégoire Trudeau, tested positive for Coronavirus on March 12. The prime minister subsequently went into a 14-day isolation at home with his three kids and remained in isolation for almost a month. Reuters