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.
UK’s under-16s social media ban risks giving parents false comfort, experts warn
Experts warn the under-16s social media ban could create false reassurance while leaving key online risks unresolved.
Companies warned over sleeper-cell-type hackers inside their networks
Businesses face growing cyber security threats as hackers quietly gather intelligence inside networks before launching attacks.
What Elon Musk’s US$1,100,000,000,000 fortune could buy
What Elon Musk’s trillion-dollar fortune could buy, from fighter jets and aircraft carriers to NASA funding.
NYC woman who held funeral for ChatGPT ‘lover’ calls for safeguards over AI companionship
Susie Cowan calls for stronger safeguards after her AI companion ChatGPT persona vanished, leaving her heartbroken and grieving.
‘Sleeper-cell’ hackers are stealing company data now for future attacks, warns ISF chief
Cyber criminals are quietly entering business networks, collecting intelligence and positioning themselves for future attacks and disruption.
Juncker and Keller-Sutter to address Zurich finance summit as banks face AI and regulation shake-up
Banking, technology and political leaders will examine AI, regulation and digital transformation at a major Zurich finance summit.
Liechtenstein keeps Triple-A rating as S&P points to low debt and deep reserves
Liechtenstein has retained its AAA credit rating, supported by debt-free government finances, deep reserves and budget surpluses.
UK hedgehog charity backs bid to put endangered mammal on new banknotes
Conservationists are urging the public to support hedgehog banknotes, highlighting steep population declines across Britain's countryside.
Staff are handing company secrets to AI because ‘bosses have failed to set the rules’
Cybersecurity expert Isabelle Meyer warns employees are unknowingly exposing sensitive company data through unregulated AI tools.
Nature loss could trigger ‘grim’ debt crisis for governments, economists warn
New research warns biodiversity loss could trigger higher sovereign debt costs, forcing governments to raise taxes or cut spending.
Lisbon named ‘world’s most liveable city’ for expats
Lisbon tops a new global expat ranking, outperforming major cities on affordability, safety, healthcare and mobility.
Changing of the tide? How Mallorca is fighting to protect its clear blue seas
Mallorca balances mass tourism with marine protection, tackling pollution, anchoring damage and seagrass conservation across clear Mediterranean waters.
Could these animals replace Churchill, Austen, Turner and Turing on Britain’s banknotes?
Hedgehogs, puffins and dolphins are among the wildlife shortlisted for Britain’s next generation of banknotes.
Universal’s £5bn Bedfordshire theme park will become ‘UK’s most popular tourist attraction’
Universal UK Resort will bring 28,000 jobs, major investment and millions of visitors to Bedfordshire by 2031.
Holiday hotspots fight back as tourist numbers surge
Popular holiday destinations are imposing visitor limits, booking systems and cruise restrictions to tackle overtourism pressures.
Costa Rica’s US$10bn medtech boom defies global investment chill
Costa Rica’s medtech sector surpasses US$10bn as it moves into AI healthcare and advanced manufacturing growth.
