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.
‘A big step forward’ – PM Andy Burnham hails plans for Great British Railways HQ in Derby
Great British Railways will establish its Derby headquarters, bringing £151 million to the regional economy and creating 600 apprenticeship opportunities.
UK economy grows just 0.1 per cent as construction falls and services stall
UK economic growth slowed to 0.1% in August as construction declined for a fourth month and services activity stalled.
Hackers exploiting wars ‘to develop cyberattacks in minutes’
Isabelle Meyer warns that wars and AI are accelerating cyberattacks, leaving smaller businesses vulnerable to attacks targeting major organisations.
Pope Leo XIV diagnosed with lung cancer after surgery in Rome
Pope Leo XIV is recovering in hospital after surgery to remove part of his right lung following a cancer diagnosis.
Bumble shares soar 50% amid $1bn takeover talks
Bumble shares surged almost 50 per cent amid reported $1bn takeover talks, following years of declining users, revenue and valuation.
China slump drives Volkswagen to sharpest quarterly fall in more than four years
Volkswagen deliveries fell 14.3 per cent in the third quarter as China’s market slump overshadowed growth in Europe and South...
Hollywood mega-powerhouse created as Paramount completes Warner Bros Discovery takeover
Paramount’s takeover of Warner Bros Discovery creates Skydance, uniting major Hollywood studios, television networks and streaming platforms under one roof.
New Springer books put the UN’s struggling sustainability goals to the real-world test
New Springer books examine how organisations can put the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals into practice as the 2030 deadline approaches.
Europe’s solar boom set for two-year slowdown after record growth
Europe’s solar market faces a two-year slowdown before growth resumes, as batteries, EV charging and AI reshape renewable energy systems.
Let it pea. Musicians turn vegetables into instruments at Beatles’ Abbey Road studios
The London Vegetable Orchestra creates music from vegetable instruments at Abbey Road Studios, including corn flutes, jalapeño trumpets and onion...
Golden naked Trump statue unveiled at European Parliament
A 23-carat gold-covered statue of a naked Donald Trump has been unveiled at the European Parliament as political satire.
Jaguar puts controversial rebrand on the road with £130K 1,030PS Type 01
Jaguar unveils its £130,000 electric Type 01, the first production model under its controversial “Copy Nothing” rebrand.
Deepfakes and identity fraud drive new wave of post-hire background checks
Deepfakes, identity fraud and falsified work histories are driving employers to expand background checks and rescreen employees after hiring.
Spain crowned Europe’s top retirement destination
Spain has been named Europe’s top retirement destination, ranking third worldwide for quality of life, mobility and residency procedures.
More than half of UK professionals report workplace burnout
More than half of UK professionals report workplace burnout, with understaffing, heavier workloads and stalled careers driving growing pressure at...
‘Ideas are worthless’ says Costa Rica startup expert as he calls on tenacious entrepreneurs to head for its ‘startup beach’
Allan Matarrita says Costa Rica has the talent, industries and US links to become a major startup hub for Latin...
