Samuel Dervaux

Samuel Dervaux is a Seychellois journalist specializing in climate issues, maritime policies, and the geopolitical transformations of the Indian Ocean region.

Tracing the Trail: How Manchester City’s Transfer Payments Reached Other Clubs

BBC Sport investigaton maps how transfer-related payments from Manchester City flowed to other clubs and entities, raising questions on market transparency.

Study: One in Three Tenants Leave Municipal Flats Over Renovation Concerns

Study finds one-third of tenants in Gothenburg municipal housing moved out because of renovations; disruption and unclear information rival rent hikes.

Why Taiwan’s New F-16s Still Matter

New F-16s mark a long-awaited upgrade for Taiwan's air force, strengthening air defence and interoperability amid regional security pressures.

Car ploughs into rugby spectators in Australia, 10 injured

A car struck a group of rugby supporters in Australia, injuring ten. The driver, an 18-year-old, is said to have been revving the engine before losing control.

G7 to release millions of barrels after Trump threat

G7 will release millions of barrels of oil and diesel to curb price spikes and avoid a ban on US diesel exports.

Vietnam posts near-double-digit Q3 growth, strongest pace in four years

Vietnam's economy expanded 9.95% in Q3, the fastest rate in four years, boosting the outlook while keeping attention on external demand and policy choices.

Ferguson Reflects on Health and Defining Matches Ahead of 85th Birthday

Sir Alex Ferguson discusses a brain haemorrhage and the matches that shaped his career in an interview with BBC Breakfast.

Underwater Umbrellas: A Practical Barrier Against Coral Heat Stress

Shading structures known as 'underwater umbrellas' are being considered to reduce heat stress on corals as restoration faces limits.
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