Leo Cendrowicz is the Brussels Correspondent at The i Paper, where he covers European news and analysis. His reporting spans various themes including government and politics, public policy, and regional interest, with a focus on the United States and elections. Leo's work has been featured in The i Paper, MSN, The Brussels Times, Euronews, and AOL, Inc.
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Leo's focus is primarily on government and politics, particularly in Europe, with significant attention to evolving stories and legal policy regulation. He covers topics related to European politics, international relations, crime, and immigration.
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By: Leo Cendrowicz
Brussels has learnt the hard way not to become emotionally invested in British prime ministers
By: Leo Cendrowicz
One-in-one out deal with France to try to stop Channel crossings ends in two weeks
Does offer of 'associate membership' of EU to Canada mean a new kind of deal for the UK is achievable?
Andy Burnham has made the EU take note – but a Brexit reset would test everyone
European leaders say they would embrace the UK if it decided to rejoin the EU, with the leaders of France and Spain hailing Andy Burnham's dramatic break with a decade of British caution over Brexit.
By: Leo Cendrowicz
Willem de Kooning helped revolutionise modern art in New York, but his extraordinary paintings owe more than might be expected to the artistic traditions of the Low Countries – including the wonderfully strange world of Flemish master Pieter Bruegel the Elder.
By: Leo Cendrowicz
British ministers and officials are in urgent talks with EU leaders over concerns the UK will be locked out of a major new trade policy on cars, drugs and energy
EU officials say they don't want to 'blow up the summit' over unresolved issue of university tuition fees
The European Union is ready to consider a proposal from Britain “in good faith” if it chooses to reverse Brexit , according to former European Council president Charles Michel.
By: Leo Cendrowicz
With its soaring turrets, ornate façades and unrivalled position overlooking Ghent's historic waterfront, 1898 The Post is one of Belgium's most striking hotels.
