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.
Trump family’s crypto debut adds $5bn to fortune amid ethics row
Trump family crypto debut creates $5bn windfall, sparking ethics concerns and regulatory scrutiny over WLFI token launch.
Warren Buffett turns 95 – the secrets behind a $130 billion fortune
Warren Buffett turns 95, showcasing decades of investing success, philanthropy, and enduring influence on global financial markets.
Most game developers now using AI in their workflows, Google Cloud study finds
Google Cloud research shows nine in ten game developers now use AI for playtesting, NPCs, dialogue and localisation.
Finland’s property market rebounds as foreign investors return
Finland’s real estate market rebounds in 2025, attracting foreign capital, with residential and prime office assets driving growth.
Al Khozama turns to Yardi to manage Riyadh’s landmark Al Faisaliah Tower
Al Khozama partners with Yardi to manage Riyadh’s Al Faisaliah Tower, advancing digital transformation under Saudi Vision 2030.
BlackRock takes $89m stake in Freedom Holding, emerging as second-largest shareholder
BlackRock’s Freedom Holding stake rises to 0.85%, making it the second-largest shareholder and boosting investor confidence.
Welcome to Britain’s most exclusive founders’ network with £1M entry bar
Helm launches a UK founders’ network with strict £1m entry, offering peer-to-peer support for established entrepreneurs.
Portugal’s GR22 crowned Europe’s most rewarding hiking trail
Portugal’s GR22, a 584km route linking historic villages, has been ranked Europe’s most rewarding trail for seasoned hikers.
Music faces a bum note without elephant dung, new research warns
African forest elephants are vital for ebony tree survival, ensuring future supply for guitars, pianos, and other musical instruments.
Fermi America secures $350m in financing led by Macquarie Group
Fermi America raises $350M financing led by Macquarie to develop its HyperGrid Project, advancing AI and energy infrastructure.
Watch: Curium’s bold vision to treat up to 80% of cancers within 15 years
Curium aims to treat up to 80% of cancers in 15 years using theranostics, combining diagnosis and treatment in one...
Want your business to succeed? Start with your own wellbeing, say SME leaders
An Amex survey shows SME leaders believe wellbeing and work-life balance are crucial for productivity, decision-making, and business success.
The four developers shaping Dubai’s skyline
Dubai’s real estate engine runs on ambition — four developers shaping the skyline with bold designs and global vision.
The five superyacht shows that matter most
Discover the world’s five most important superyacht shows, from Monaco to Florida, showcasing innovation, luxury, and billion-dollar deals.
Diving into… open water safely
Ben Hooper shares essential tips for diving safely into open water, preventing drowning, and enjoying wild swimming responsibly.
Short circuit: humanoids go for gold at first ‘Olympics for robots’
Humanoid robots compete for gold at the first World Humanoid Robotics Games in Beijing, showcasing advanced AI and agility.
