Hans van Leeuwen is the International Economics Editor at The Daily Telegraph. He specializes in energy and mining, with a keen focus on energy policy and regulation, renewable energy, and the global economy. His insights and analyses have been featured in prominent outlets including Yahoo Finance Canada, The Australian Financial Review, and MSN.
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Hans van Leeuwen's reporting focuses on international relations, climate change, energy transition, and global summits with a particular attention to Australia. His articles often include government announcements and evolving stories.
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Just a fortnight ago, Narendra Modi, the Indian prime minister, was riding high after a landslide election victory.
The US tax office has been blocked from auditing the finances of Donald Trump and his family after reaching an extraordinary legal deal.
By: Hans Van Leeuwen
Kevin Warsh will fulfil his life's crowning ambition on Friday, when Donald Trump swears him in as chairman of the US central bank , the Federal Reserve.
By: Hans Van Leeuwen
Kevin Warsh will fulfil his life’s crowning ambition on Friday, when Donald Trump swears him in as chairman of the US central bank, the Federal Reserve.
Chinese cars being manufactured Illustration Politicians and car industry bosses have long feared that the rising Chinese giants will flood Europe with cheap electric vehicles EV.
Ferrari has run into a wall of derision over the launch of its first electric car, which critics branded a lookalike of Nissan's Leaf that sells for almost 15 times less.
France has opened the door to British-made cars receiving subsidies from the EU in a dramatic reversal of its previous opposition.
On a South Korean online forum this week, “Muenyu” related how his wife had recently seen her sister with a new designer handbag worth 5m won (£2,480) and asked how she'd afforded it.
By: Hans van Leeuwen
From children's birthday parties to golden wedding anniversaries, party balloons have been a sure-fire way to add a bit of glitz and glamour to the drabbest of function rooms.
Investment fever has gripped South Korea, with the market up 90 per cent this year. But fears are growing over the country's murky governance practices.
