Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi is out of isolation after having tested positive for Covid-19 on April 18, the government announced in Rome on Wednesday. The 74-year-old will return to his official residence in the Palazzo Chigi in Rome on Wednesday, having now tested negative for the virus. Reports during his isolation said he remained in good health. The infection prevented Draghi from travelling to Congo and to Angola, where two of his ministers have been negotiating a deal for gas supplies in his stead. There has been media speculation that Draghi might be planning a trip to the Ukrain…