Sarhan Basem

Sarhan Basem is Brussels Morning's Senior Correspondent to the European Parliament. With a Bachelor's degree in English Literature, Sarhan brings a unique blend of linguistic finesse and analytical prowess to his reporting. Specializing in foreign affairs, human rights, civil liberties, and security issues, he delves deep into the intricacies of global politics to provide insightful commentary and in-depth coverage. Beyond the world of journalism, Sarhan is an avid traveler, exploring new cultures and cuisines, and enjoys unwinding with a good book or indulging in outdoor adventures whenever possible.
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60-year-old woman mauled by wild boar in Meerhout reserve

Meerhout (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - A wild boar assaulted and seriously harmed a woman inside nature reserve 't…

Zelzate tunnel closed for 80 nights for AWV LED upgrade

Zelzate (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - The Zelzate tunnel on E34 near Ghent will close for 80 nights to…

EU eyes Google, X after fines for Apple, Meta

Brussels (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - According to Reuters, Google and X might soon encounter fines from European regulators,…

Germany, France, UK urge Israel to allow aid into Gaza

Berlin (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - The foreign ministers of France, Germany and UK jointly called on Israel to…

Brussels stands united against fascism and hate for 20 years

Brussels (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - Brussels reaffirms its stand against fascism and hate, with support from all major…

De Reiger in Temse reopens with 128 rooms and new staff

Temse (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - Residential care centre De Reiger in Temse is reopening after staff shortages. The…

Waregem police plead respect after fatal crash amid football chaos

Waregem (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - The Waregem police require citizens to show greater respect toward intervention boundaries. A…

Ypres honours 1915 Chlorine gas attack victims 110 years later

Ypres (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - The commemoration services in Ypres and Langemark-Poelkapelle mark the beginning of the First…

Aarschot ends café terrace tax, saving €1,000 annually

Aarschot (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - The municipality of Aarschot decided to eliminate the taxation of outdoor cafe areas…

Harelbeke restores Hazebeek stream, keeps 60% parking

Harelbeke (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - Harelbeke is restoring the Hazebeek stream to prevent flooding. Over 60% of the…

Kremlin considers Zelensky’s call for halt to attacks on civilian infrastructure

Moscow (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - The Kremlin said, Russia is ready to consider a proposal by Ukraine’s President…

Ganshoren nursing home closes: 46 residents relocated

Ganshoren (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - On April 7th, 2025, Ganshoren's nursing home closed immediately due to safety issues.…

4 Care centres in Brussels placed under extra supervision

Brussels (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - 4 Brussels-area care homes, including Residentie Jasmina in Beersel, were found failing care…

France tells US its red lines on Ukraine peace

Paris (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - Ahead of a new round of discussions, France's Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot said…

Blankenberge 72m residential tower opposed by Wieërs, locals

Blankebberg (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - A 72-meter-tall residential tower building in Blankenberge, planned on the old Petit Rouge…

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