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.
Inside Iceland’s green biotechnology revolution
Algalíf’s geothermal-powered facility turns Iceland’s volcanic landscape into Europe’s hub for sustainable biotechnology and natural antioxidant innovation.
Liechtenstein tops global index for foundations
Liechtenstein ranks first globally for foundations, combining legal clarity, stability, and innovation to create an ideal philanthropic environment.
Historian warns climate denial is causing “immense harm” as humanity nears a “major crunch point
Professor Penelope J. Corfield warns that climate denial and delay risk a major crisis, demanding immediate global action.
The European Autumn 2025 edition out now
The European’s Autumn 2025 issue showcases Europe’s leadership in sustainability, finance, technology, and culture across 146 insightful pages.
Study finds creative storytelling boosts confidence and career prospects for young people
Study finds creative storytelling enhances confidence, resilience, and career prospects for young people through Canon’s youth programme.
Global development banks agree new priorities on finance, water security and private capital ahead of COP30
Leading multilateral development banks set new priorities on climate finance, water security, and private capital before COP30.
South African students develop tech concept to tackle hunger using AI and blockchain
South African students design Misfits Mzansi, an AI and blockchain app using surplus farm produce to tackle hunger.
The European Reads: What a 2,000-year-old philosophy can teach us about power
Vendan Kumararajah presents the A3 Model — a recursive ethical governance framework bridging philosophy, digital transformation, and systemic resilience.
Global startup expo enters final day in Dubai as Expand North Star marks a decade of innovation
Dubai’s Expand North Star 2025 unites startups and investors worldwide, showcasing innovation and driving AI, fintech, and entrepreneurship growth.
Bleisure boom turning Gen Z work travel into ‘life upgrade’
Gen Z professionals are upgrading work trips into lifestyle experiences, blending business with leisure through travel, luxury, and social media.
Automation breakthrough reduces ambulance delays and saves NHS £800,000 a year
Robotic automation cuts NHS ambulance delays by hundreds of hours monthly, freeing staff and saving over £800,000 annually.
Innovation, advisory and growth: Banchile Inversiones in 2024
Banchile Inversiones excelled in 2024 with new funds, digital expansion, market participation, and award-winning advisory services across Chile.
AI found to make people 15% more likely to lie, study warns
AI advice can increase dishonest behaviour by 15%, highlighting the need for ethical oversight and safeguards in decision-making.
Global aerospace composites market to triple by 2034 as demand for lighter, greener aircraft accelerates
Rising aircraft production and lightweight, fuel-efficient composites drive the global aerospace market toward $65 billion by 2034.
ICIEC to host 15th AMAN Union Summit as Islamic finance eyes closer trade integration
The 15th AMAN Union Summit in Jeddah explores Islamic finance trade integration, credit risk, and stronger economic cooperation.
ISF warns of a ‘corporate model’ of cybercrime as criminals outpace business defences
Cybercrime now mirrors corporate operations, with supply chains and customer service, forcing businesses to rethink risk and security strategies.
