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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Ypres Halloween walk disrupted: RVA inspections impact Kostumation’s scary experience

Ypres (Brussels Morning Newspaper): The Halloween walk in Ypres, organized by Kostumation, faced disruptions due to a surprise…

Tot Slot: Tienen’s new youth center opens with live music and fun activities

Tienen (Brussels Morning Newspaper): 'Tot Slot' is a new youth center in Tienen, named to honor locksmith Jef…

Antwerp police respond to armed threat: Man hospitalized after confrontation

Antwerp (Brussels Morning Newspaper): In Antwerp, police confronted an armed man threatening pedestrians, firing a shot to control…

Developer plans 29 homes in Anderlecht, CB Vogelenzang opposes nature threat

Anderlecht (Brussels Morning Newspaper): The Vogelzangbeek Valley's protection application expired, allowing a developer to plan 29 homes on…

Tienen residents demand street lights: Torsin leads Halloween advocacy for safety

Tienen (Brussels Morning Newspaper): Residents of Reynaertsbaantje face safety concerns due to a completely dark path for cyclists…

20-year-old driver’s swerve causes major crash in Roeselare

Roeselare (Brussels Morning Newspaper): A 20-year-old driver swerved left at Karabinierstraat, Roeselare hitting two trees and a traffic…

Mayor De fauw plans to clear Duckweed from Bruges’ Kapucinenrei canals

Bruges (The Brussels Morning Newspaper): Duckweed is rapidly spreading in Bruges Kapucinenrei due to stagnant water. Mayor De…

Brussels boosts safety: Feres sends 10-15 officers amid rising violence

Brussels (Brussels  Morning Newspaper): The Federal Intervention Reserve (Feres) is sending 10 to 15 extra officers to help…

Karolien’s free haunted house: Spooky fun for all ages in Bruges

Bruges (Brussels Morning Newspaper): Karolien has created a free Halloween attraction at her home on Blankenbergsesteenweg, Bruges, featuring…

Light truck stuck in Zemstbaan tunnel in Mechelen: Driver uninjured, traffic delays

Mechelen (Brussels Morning Newspaper): A light truck got stuck in the Zemstbaan tunnel near Mechelen Zuid on the…

Vandalism strikes Geel cemetery: Marcel Helen finds grandfather’s grave damaged

Geel (Brussels Morning Newspaper): Many gathered at Larum Cemetery on All Saints' Day to honor loved ones. Marcel…

Adam’s community project at Warande in Turnhout: 15 young people unite for fun

Turnhout (Brussels Morning Newspaper): Adam, a 20-year-old student, launched a community project at Warande in Turnhout, gathering 15…

Actiris hosts job event in Brussels: 500 hotel  vacancies, 80 jobs expected to fill

Brussels (Brussels Morning Newspaper): Job seekers went to a recruitment event by Actiris to meet hotel employers in…

Hasselt’s homeless: Michel and PJ find shelter amid alcohol ban challenges

Hasselt (Brussels Morning Newspaper): Homeless men Michel and PJ moved to Kadettenplein after an alcohol ban at Capucienenplein.…

Parents detained in Ghent: Unintentional manslaughter charges after daughter’s death

Ghent (Brussels Morning Newspaper): On October 12, a girl was found dead in Ghent, leading to her parents'…

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