You seem to be obsessed with "British fire safety standards". Since in the Grenfell disaster they were not followed, as the public inquiry discovered (see link below), if there's a trend then the common factor is not "British standards" but systematic incompetence, dishonesty and greed. Yes, it happens in Britain too.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cgedv58e7ygo
Among the key findings of the report were:
"Systematic dishonesty" by the manufacturers of cladding and insulation
US firm Arconic, manufacturer of the Reynobond 55 cladding which experts at the inquiry said was "by far the largest contributor" to the fire, deliberately concealed the true extent of the danger of using its product
Manufacturers made "false and misleading claims" over the safety and suitability of insulation to the company which installed it on Grenfell
Failures in London Fire Brigade's training and a lack of a strategy to evacuate the building
Successive governments missed opportunities to act
The local council and the Tenant Management Organisation had a "persistent indifference to fire safety, particularly the safety of vulnerable people"
How building safety is managed in England and Wales is “seriously defective”