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.
Could this turnkey development be one of Europe’s smartest serviced apartment investments right now?
A turnkey Braunschweig serviced apartment development combines 90%+ occupancy, a long-term Limehome lease and strong sustainability credentials.
The municipal pension fund setting a new standard in South Africa
NJMPF is setting a new standard for South African pension funds through governance, member education, innovation and stronger engagement.
BP appoints Ian Tyler chairman after Albert Manifold ousting
BP appoints Ian Tyler as chairman after Albert Manifold’s ousting, marking another major step in the energy giant’s leadership shake-up.
Del Boy’s bent cop nemesis inspired David Jason to become a TV detective
David Jason’s battles with corrupt cop Roy Slater inspired his ambition to become a TV detective and eventually play Jack...
Europe adds enough new wind power for 7m homes as record year beckons
Europe adds 8.8 GW of new wind power in 2026, enough to generate electricity for around seven million homes.
Scotland’s £19bn food and drink industry faces ‘cliff edge’ as costs squeeze businesses
Scotland’s £19bn food and drink industry faces rising costs and taxes, with businesses warning of a potential “cliff edge”.
Lidl owner plans €5.6bn data centre as Germany pushes digital independence
Schwarz Group plans a €5.6bn German data centre to strengthen digital sovereignty, cloud infrastructure and AI capabilities.
AI could make it easier for citizens to have their say, study finds
A new study finds AI could widen citizen participation by analysing feedback, translating contributions and improving access to government consultations.
Hidden workplace chemical risks come under spotlight as experts turn to skin exposure
Experts are examining workplace chemical exposure through the skin, focusing on PFAS, heavy metals and new ways to assess risks.
Cyber attack hits Manchester, Stansted and East Midlands airports as customer data stolen
A cyber attack affecting three UK airports exposed customer data, including email addresses, phone numbers, vehicle registrations and postcodes.
New global map reveals 800 businesses trying to cut plastic waste
A new database maps more than 800 organisations across 74 countries developing reuse systems to reduce global plastic waste.
LEGO sales soar 22% amid World Cup, F1 and Star Wars push
LEGO consumer sales surged 22%, helped by the World Cup, Formula 1, Star Wars and more than 330 new products.
Britons flock to Greece as tourist numbers jump 15%
Greece welcomed almost 13.5 million overseas visitors in 2026, with British arrivals rising 10.4% despite a sharp June slowdown.
Sudan’s children get $22m education lifeline ahead of Geneva funding conference
A new $22m programme will help nearly 200,000 Sudanese children return to education after more than three years of war.
Royal Mail posts another target miss
Royal Mail’s First Class delivery performance improves sharply but remains below Ofcom’s target despite a £500m service improvement plan.
Six young sea eagles released on Exmoor after 200-year absence
Six young sea eagles have returned to Exmoor after 200 years, marking a landmark conservation effort to restore the species.
