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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Less than four years ago, the US was sitting pretty in the race with China for global tech supremacy.
By: Hans Van Leeuwen
A week into his premiership, Andy Burnham has revealed that his knee-jerk reaction to a pressing policy issue is to throw a fistful of money at it.
Labour's business rates tax raid has forced retailers to cut investment in Britain's high streets, the boss of Frasers Group has warned.
By: Hans Van Leeuwen
Bernard Arnault , Europe's richest man, has rejected claims he doesn't hire fat people in a letter ridiculing a newspaper investigation into his business empire.
By: Hans Van Leeuwen, Tue
Australia is planning to build its first new oil refinery since 1965 after petrol stations ran dry earlier this year.
Firefighters work against a wildfire in France. As well as being costly to fight, wildfires wreak immediate damage - Kara Nabil/Reuters
One in three pensioners could be renters by the middle of this century, a leading think tank has warned.
The number of wealthy non-dom taxpayers shrank by 1,200 last year amid warnings that Labour’s tax rises could push even more rich people offshore.
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