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.
Fast fashion brands ‘greenwash’ shoppers with guilt-easing claims, study warns
A new study shows fast fashion brands use influencers and eco-friendly language to mask overproduction, guilt-ease shoppers, and appear sustainable.
Europe’s shrinking middle class is turning to the radical right, new study suggests
A WU Wien study shows shrinking middle-class stability across Europe is boosting economic insecurity and support for radical-right parties.
Private sector set to overtake government as main driver of corporate sustainability in 2026, report suggests
Corporate sustainability in 2026 will be shaped by the private sector, AI tools, and growing consumer-driven expectations.
Europe emphasises AI governance as North America moves faster towards autonomy, Digitate research shows
Digitate’s study shows Europe strengthening AI governance while North American firms push faster toward semi-autonomous enterprise systems.
JPMorgan plans multibillion-pound tower in Canary Wharf
JPMorgan unveils plans for a £9.9bn Canary Wharf tower, housing 12,000 staff and boosting London’s post-Brexit economy.
Strong workplace relationships linked to higher initiative among staff, study finds
John E. Kaye reports how strong workplace relationships boost initiative, increasing confidence, safety and proactive behaviour among hospital staff.
Brexit still hitting poorest hardest as food costs rise and mental health worsens
New research shows Brexit still hitting the poorest hardest, with rising costs, reduced trade and worsening wellbeing across affected groups.
Four Seasons Yachts reveals overhauled 2027 Mediterranean programme
Four Seasons Yachts unveils 2027 Mediterranean itineraries, featuring over 40 new ports, Egypt voyages, and enhanced overnight stays.
Global crises reshape household food habits, major review finds
Crises like pandemics, conflicts, and financial shocks reshape global household food habits, altering spending, sourcing, and consumption patterns.
Housing expert calls for bold EU fund to unlock cheaper homes
An EU housing expert urges Brussels to create a European Affordable Housing Investment Fund to mobilise savings and boost affordability.
Sir Trevor McDonald honoured at UWI London Benefit Dinner celebrating Caribbean achievement
Sir Trevor McDonald and Caribbean leaders celebrated at UWI London Benefit Dinner, raising funds for climate-action postgraduate scholarships.
Adelphi Masterfil acquires Karmelle to bolster UK machinery manufacturing
Adelphi Masterfil acquires Karmelle, combining expertise to boost UK machinery manufacturing, product range, and engineering excellence.
Cost-of-living pressures push London staff to seek practical perks
Author John E. Kaye reports how London employees increasingly prioritise practical perks like childcare and meal vouchers as living costs...
AI and scent-science firm Arctech expands into agriculture with Rothamsted base
Author John E. Kaye reports Arctech’s expansion to Rothamsted, boosting odour-based detection and sustainable agriculture innovation across the UK.
Malta PM says future growth hinges on stronger higher-education system
Malta’s economic growth relies on higher education, producing skilled workers to meet rising demand in key sectors, says PM.
Golden visa surge sets the stage for InvestPro Greece 2025
Greece’s Golden Visa surge and rising foreign property investment set the stage for InvestPro Greece 2025 in Athens.
