Samuel Dervaux
Samuel Dervaux is a Seychellois journalist specializing in climate issues, maritime policies, and the geopolitical transformations of the Indian Ocean region.
Sports
England’s Spain Test Offers Tuchel a Measure of Progress
England’s match against world champions Spain will test whether Thomas Tuchel has addressed the lessons of a difficult summer.
Science
M87’s Black Hole Image Faces a Crucial Independent Test
A new independent result revisits the first black hole image, sharpening scrutiny of the 2019 M87 milestone and its scientific impact.
Global News
Nigeria’s 2027 Vote Faces a New Test From AI Disinformation
AI-driven disinformation is raising new concerns over Nigeria’s 2027 elections, testing trust, oversight and institutional preparedness.
Economy
Beauty Advent Calendars: Festive Treat or Expensive Gamble?
Beauty advent calendars have become a Christmas staple, but high prices make value for money harder to judge.
Opinion
Gaming Moves From Leisure to Boardroom Networking in Japan
Gaming is gaining a new role in Japan as companies explore play as a channel for professional networking and workplace connection.
Sports
Pochettino at Manchester United: Discipline, Fitness and a Dressing Room Reset
Mauricio Pochettino’s Manchester United arrival points to higher intensity, tighter standards and a clear tactical identity.
Science
Starship Reaches Orbit as Booster Explosion Ends SpaceX Double-Catch Bid
SpaceX’s Starship reached orbit on Friday, but a booster explosion in the Gulf of Mexico prevented an unprecedented double recovery.
Politics
Trump and Xi’s Trade Opening Leaves a Corporate Question
A possible easing of US-China trade tensions raises a key business question: which companies would gain from renewed market access?


