Leo Cendrowicz is the Brussels Correspondent at The i Paper. He covers a range of topics including European Union affairs, the Russia-Ukraine War, Brexit, and world politics, with a keen interest in regional dynamics and planning. Cendrowicz's work has also been featured in The Independent and Time Magazine, as well as in The Brussels Times Magazine.
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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
Just a few years ago Macron seem a strong and confident leader - he doesn't seem that way now
By: Leo Cendrowicz
With Macron floundering and Barnier out of the picture, the road to the Élysée Palace for Marine Le Pen looks less like an uphill battle and more like a plausible, if treacherous, path
Twin meltdowns in France and Germany are threatening the stability of Europe, with major implications for the UK
François Bayrou is one of few political heavyweights to have stood by the French President since he came to power in 2017
By: Leo Cendrowicz
A self-described 'housewife' leading Belarus's opposition from exile says events in Syria reveal the brittle hold on power people like Lukashenko and Putin have
By: Leo Cendrowicz
Chancellor Scholz’s downfall triggers early elections as Germany grapples with economic woes, EU leadership, and geopolitical challenges.
Europe faces its toughest test in a more perilous world
Trump's threats to use military force are disconnected from the principles of humanity and motivated solely by profit, a Greenland MP has said
By: Leo Cendrowicz
The far-right party, polling in second-place, is enjoying Musk's full-throated endorsement
The ultraconservative has been remarkably successful both at home and abroad
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