John E. Kaye
News & Features
John E. Kaye is a veteran journalist with more than two decades’ experience writing for Britain’s national newspapers. A former columnist and travel editor, he is known for his sharply observed features, high-profile interviews and in-depth news coverage spanning politics, culture and global affairs.
As a senior contributor to The European, John writes across the magazine’s key sections, bringing clarity, authority and a strong editorial voice to its coverage of business, travel and current affairs.
Airbus to acquire Ultra Cyber in UK defence cyber expansion
Airbus acquires Ultra Cyber, boosting UK defence cyber capabilities and expanding European operations across military and critical infrastructure systems.
The European joins The Content Exchange as publisher accelerates digital expansion
The European Content Exchange partnership expands global distribution, strengthening digital growth and collaboration with international publishers and media networks.
Animal rights activists stage second day of protests at European Commission over lobbying claims
EU animal welfare protests grow as activists challenge lobbying influence and demand stronger protections and legislation from the European Commission.
Global energy crisis ‘worse than 1970s oil shocks combined’, IEA chief warns
Global energy crisis warning issued as IEA chief says Iran conflict disruptions exceed the scale of the 1970s oil shocks.
UK to slash steel import quotas as ministers target bigger share for domestic producers
UK steel import quotas will be slashed to boost domestic production, strengthen industry resilience, and reduce reliance on imports.
UK exposed by cyber omission in Spring Statement as threats intensify, ISF chief warns
UK cyber security risks grow as Spring Statement fails to address threats, exposing public sector and essential services.
Sadiq Khan says Labour should back return to EU
Sadiq Khan urges Labour to back returning to the EU, deepening divisions over Brexit and future UK-Europe relations.
World’s most ethical companies revealed as 138 firms make 2026 list
Ethisphere names 138 companies as the world’s most ethical, spanning industries from technology and finance to healthcare and manufacturing.
Unclear AI rules risk driving talent away from UK employers, survey suggests
Unclear UK workplace AI policies are driving talent concerns, with employees using unapproved tools or avoiding AI altogether.
Scotland’s oldest heritage charity launches £1.5m appeal to buy permanent Edinburgh home
Edinburgh heritage charity appeal seeks £1.5m to secure a permanent home and create Scotland’s first national heritage hub.
A dram good investment: Investors turning to whisky casks and gold
Amid market volatility, investors are increasingly choosing whisky casks and gold for tangible, tax-efficient portfolio diversification.
Where Britain’s super-rich are buying as the nation’s priciest streets are revealed
Winnington Road in Barnet tops Britain’s most expensive streets, while London dominates Rightmove’s ultra-prime property rankings.
Global fraud summit told AI scams and sextortion are driving industrial-scale crime
AI fraud scams and sextortion are driving industrial-scale financial crime, with global losses soaring and criminal networks rapidly expanding.
Utilities faces communications talent flight as trust pressures intensify
Utilities organisations face a communications talent exodus as regulatory scrutiny and public trust pressures intensify across the sector.
Exclusive: Bróna McVittie on Irish folklore, European myth and the songs they inspire
Bróna McVittie discusses Irish folklore, European myth and the inspirations behind her anthology A Way with the Fairies.
Cybersecurity becomes Britain’s most sought-after tech skill as pay and hiring surge
Cybersecurity is now the UK’s most sought-after tech skill, driving higher pay and increased hiring across businesses nationwide.
