Samuel Dervaux

About the author

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

More Young People Grinding Their Teeth: What Dentists Are Seeing and How to Respond

Dentists note rising teeth grinding in younger patients. Learn signs, causes and practical steps to protect dental health and sleep.

Esther Rantzen says she is too frail to travel to Switzerland for assisted death

Esther Rantzen says she cannot travel to Switzerland to end her life, having missed the chance before cancer became 'unbearable'.

UK regulator urges new laws as AI readies for routine NHS use

MHRA chief Lawrence Tallon warns UK needs new legislation as AI tools approach routine use across the NHS.

UK demands answers as air traffic failure forces thousands of cancellations

Transport minister orders CAA review and a one-week report from Nats after a technical failure caused about 2,000 flight cancellations.

AfD victory in Saxony-Anhalt raises economic alarm across Germany

A strong AfD showing in Saxony-Anhalt has economists warning of economic uncertainty and potential impacts on investment and regional policymaking.

LIV Golf Seeks Bankruptcy Protection, Leaving Over $45m Owed to Players

LIV Golf has filed for bankruptcy protection with more than $45m owed to players, a move that allows players to exit contracts and raises questions over future events.

GPS collars upend assumptions about lion–hyena encounters in the wild

Satellite collars tracking individual animals show lions, especially males, approach hyenas while hyenas typically retreat, reshaping views of their rivalry.

Very hot drinks can injure the food pipe and raise cancer risk, experts warn

Experts warn steaming hot drinks can damage the esophagus lining and may raise cancer risk; simple temperature precautions can reduce harm.

Family says A&E failures ruined 32-year-old’s life as clinical negligence claims rise

A family's account of A&E errors sits within a wider increase in clinical negligence claims in England, the BBC analysis finds.

From Stripes to Studio: Inside Sir Paul Smith’s Creative World

Sir Paul Smith publishes his autobiography and guides BBC News through his London studio, revealing the design signatures behind his global brand.

South Africa: Anti-Immigration Protests Spark Fears of a New Xenophobic Outbreak

South Africa is facing a wave of anti-immigration protests following an ultimatum issued to undocumented migrants. Arrests, violence, and tensions are reviving the specter...

United States Approves Over $8.6 Billion in Military Sales to the Middle East

The United States has approved a series of military equipment sales to several strategic partners in the Middle East, with a total estimated value...
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