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.
‘Lost’ zip design could give space exploration a lift
MIT revives Y-zipper design, turning flexible materials into strong structures for space, robotics, and real-world applications.
Orbitae – AI by SDG Group launches Gena Suite to scale enterprise AI
Gena Suite enterprise AI helps organisations scale AI from pilots to production, improving integration, performance and operational decision-making.
Three property trade bodies merge to create stronger lobbying voice for landlords and investors
Three UK property bodies merge to form Real Estate: UK, creating a stronger unified lobbying voice for investors and landlords.
Keir, on your bike! Boris Johnson uses father Stanley’s book launch to take swipe at Starmer
Boris Johnson mocks Keir Starmer at Stanley’s book launch, joking the Prime Minister should “get on your bike.”
Exclusive: Boris joins father Stanley and brothers Max, Leo and Jo for BSA launch of new Marco Polo book
Boris Johnson joins Stanley and Max at BSA launch, celebrating a Marco Polo journey completed more than 60 years later.
Firms ‘wasting AI’ by using it to speed up bad habits
Companies accused of AI misuse firms trend, using AI to accelerate outdated processes rather than improving decision-making.
AstraZeneca revives £300m UK investment after pausing major projects
AstraZeneca revives £300m UK investment, restarting Cambridge expansion and boosting Macclesfield with new spending and scientific roles.
UK refineries asked to maximise jet fuel supply amid Hormuz disruption
UK refineries increase jet fuel supply as ministers respond to Hormuz disruption, aiming to protect flights and fuel availability.
Uzbekistan’s banking reforms signal new phase in global investment push
Uzbekistan’s banking reforms and digital transformation are driving investment, financial inclusion and deeper integration with global markets.
Britain must shape AI future or be left at its “mercy and whim”, Liz Kendall warns
Britain must control AI development or risk dependence, Liz Kendall warns, unveiling sovereign investment and hardware plans.
BP profits more than double as oil price surge lifts trading business
BP profits more than double as oil price volatility boosts trading and refining performance in first quarter results.
MINI at 25 – the numbers behind the Oxford-built icon
MINI 25 years highlights production milestones, exports and workforce figures behind the iconic Oxford-built car since 2001.
More than half of employers say they cannot find graduates with the right AI skills, study finds
AI skills gap grows as employers struggle to find graduates with practical abilities despite universities claiming readiness.
Stratospheric telecoms blimp completes “historic” record 12-day flight over Atlantic
Telecom blimp flight completes a record 12-day Atlantic mission, advancing stratospheric technology for global mobile connectivity expansion.
Why the delay on spot-on flea and tick treatments?
Flea treatment pollution sparks concern as toxic pet medicines harm waterways, prompting calls for stricter regulation and faster government action.
MICE market forecast to reach $2.3tn by 2032, report says
MICE market growth expected to reach $2.3tn by 2032, driven by hybrid events, corporate travel and infrastructure expansion worldwide.
