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Foreign Affairs: EU Parliament voting — Sep 14–17, 2026

The September 2026 Foreign Affairs voting block in the European Parliament addressed a range of external challenges, with a focus on border security, human rights, and global partnerships.

EP voting block Sep 14–17, 2026. Per-bill sections, sorted most-contested first.

24 bills 60.5% avg margin 1 close calls (<20%)

24 bills went to a roll-call vote in this voting block.

Most contested: Récentes attaques hybrides et instrumentalisation des migrants à Ceuta, et néces (Passed, 5.3% margin).

EPP saw the most party-line defections (114).

The September 2026 Foreign Affairs voting block in the European Parliament addressed a range of external challenges, with a focus on border security, human rights, and global partnerships. MEPs adopted resolutions responding to hybrid attacks and the instrumentalisation of migrants at the EU’s southern border in Ceuta, condemned political repression in Cuba and Zambia, and highlighted the deterioration of media freedom in Hong Kong following high-profile arrests and convictions. The agenda also included measures to strengthen global health resilience in partner countries, evaluate the Common Fisheries Policy, and combat narco-trafficking in European waters. Several Council decisions and resolutions were adopted with wide majorities, reflecting consensus on external action, while amendments on specific legislative texts failed to secure support.

Récentes attaques hybrides et instrumentalisation des migrants à Ceuta, et nécessité de mettre en place une réponse coordonnée pour protéger les frontières extérieures de l'Union

This resolution addresses recent hybrid attacks and the alleged instrumentalisation of migrants at the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, calling for a coordinated EU response to strengthen the protection of the Union’s external borders. The debate follows incidents in which large numbers of migrants crossed from Morocco into Ceuta, raising concerns about border security and the use of migration as a tool of political pressure. The measure reflects ongoing tensions between Spain and Morocco and highlights broader EU discussions on migration management and external border policy.
B10-0406/2026 No final vote recorded Latest vote: Y 297 · N 266 · A 21 Latest gap 31 votes (5.3%)
69 roll-calls (no final vote recorded) · first vote 2026-09-17
Party split
EPP118/5/18S&D1/113/0Renew4/60/0Greens/EFA0/47/0The Left0/36/0ECR69/0/0Patriots66/0/0ESN25/0/0Non-attached •14/5/3
Yes No Abstain • marks parties with <75% internal cohesion © Queen Street Analytics
Broke with party on this vote
  • EPP 23: Andreas Schwab (A), Andrea Wechsler (A), Axel Voss (A), Hélder Sousa Silva (A), Hildegard Bentele (A), Lídia Pereira (A), Liesbet Sommen (N), Luděk Niedermayer (A) …
  • Renew 4: Christine Singer (Y), Engin Eroglu (Y), Eugen Tomac (Y), Joachim Streit (Y)
  • S&D 1: Bruno Gonçalves (Y)

Prisonniers politiques à Cuba, en particulier le cas de Félix Navarro et de sa fille Saylí Navarro

This resolution addresses the issue of political prisoners in Cuba, focusing on the cases of Félix Navarro and his daughter Saylí Navarro, both known dissidents. The European Parliament calls attention to human rights violations and urges Cuban authorities to release political detainees, highlighting ongoing concerns about civil liberties under Cuba's government. The measure reflects the EU's broader commitment to human rights in its external relations, particularly in the context of its Political Dialogue and Cooperation Agreement with Cuba.
B10-0394/2026 No final vote recorded Latest vote: Y 374 · N 197 · A 19 Latest gap 177 votes (30.0%)
3 roll-calls (no final vote recorded) · first vote 2026-09-17
Party split
EPP156/0/0S&D4/105/2Renew65/0/1Greens/EFA0/43/2The Left0/35/0ECR70/0/2Patriots60/0/1ESN •16/1/6Non-attached •3/13/5
Yes No Abstain • marks parties with <75% internal cohesion © Queen Street Analytics
Broke with party on this vote
  • S&D 6: Christel Schaldemose (Y), Francisco Assis (Y), Maria Grapini (Y), Marina Kaljurand (A), Niels Fuglsang (Y), Sven Mikser (A)
  • ECR 2: Emmanouil Fragkos (A), Galato Alexandraki (A)
  • Greens/EFA 2: Markéta Gregorová (A), Sergey Lagodinsky (A)
  • Patriots 1: Majbritt Birkholm (A)
  • Renew 1: Oihane Agirregoitia Martínez (A)

A10-0219/2026 - Sabrina Repp - Après le § 49 - Am 16

This amendment, tabled by Sabrina Repp, addressed a specific aspect of the European Parliament's position on foreign affairs, likely focusing on EU external relations or a particular international agreement referenced after paragraph 49 of the main report. The proposal's defeat reflects ongoing divisions within Parliament on the EU's approach to foreign policy, with notable dissent even within party groups. The debate highlights the challenges of forging consensus on the EU's role and priorities in global affairs, especially amid shifting geopolitical dynamics.
A10-0219/2026 No final vote recorded Latest vote: Y 217 · N 430 · A 20 Latest gap 213 votes (31.9%)
7 roll-calls (no final vote recorded) · first vote 2026-09-15
Party split
EPP29/144/4S&D2/125/0Renew0/68/4Greens/EFA0/49/1The Left0/39/1ECR71/0/2Patriots75/0/0ESN27/0/0Non-attached •13/5/8
Yes No Abstain • marks parties with <75% internal cohesion © Queen Street Analytics
Broke with party on this vote
  • EPP 33: Alice Teodorescu Måwe (Y), Angelika Winzig (A), Arba Kokalari (Y), Branko Grims (Y), Céline Imart (Y), Christophe Gomart (Y), Danuše Nerudová (Y), Davor Ivo Stier (Y) …
  • Renew 4: Ana Vasconcelos (A), Anna Stürgkh (A), Helmut Brandstätter (A), João Cotrim De Figueiredo (A)
  • ECR 2: Assita Kanko (A), Kris Van Dijck (A)
  • S&D 2: Bruno Gonçalves (Y), Costas Mavrides (Y)
  • Greens/EFA 1: Mārtiņš Staķis (A)
  • The Left 1: Manon Aubry (A)

A10-0212/2026 - Rasa Juknevičienė - Après le considérant F - Am 6

This amendment, tabled by Rasa Juknevičienė, concerns the European Parliament’s position on a foreign affairs dossier, likely addressing EU policy toward Eastern Europe or security relations with Russia, given the rapporteur’s background and recent geopolitical developments. The proposal sought to adjust the Parliament’s stance following a key recital, potentially impacting the EU’s approach to regional stability, sanctions, or support for neighboring countries. The vote reflects ongoing divisions within and between party groups over the EU’s response to external threats and its broader foreign policy direction.
A10-0212/2026 No final vote recorded Latest vote: Y 213 · N 425 · A 20 Latest gap 212 votes (32.2%)
8 roll-calls (no final vote recorded) · first vote 2026-09-16
Party split
EPP23/150/0S&D1/120/4Renew2/70/0Greens/EFA0/43/2The Left0/32/8ECR73/0/1Patriots77/0/0ESN24/0/1Non-attached •13/10/4
Yes No Abstain • marks parties with <75% internal cohesion © Queen Street Analytics
Broke with party on this vote
  • EPP 23: Alice Teodorescu Måwe (Y), Branko Grims (Y), Caterina Chinnici (Y), Christophe Gomart (Y), Dimitris Tsiodras (Y), Eleonora Meleti (Y), Elissavet Vozemberg-Vrionidi (Y), Emmanouil Kefalogiannis (Y) …
  • The Left 8: Carolina Morace (A), Danilo Della Valle (A), Dario Tamburrano (A), Gaetano Pedulla' (A), Giuseppe Antoci (A), Mario Furore (A), Pasquale Tridico (A), Valentina Palmisano (A)
  • S&D 5: Andi Cristea (A), Costas Mavrides (Y), Maria Grapini (A), Mihai Tudose (A), Victor Negrescu (A)
  • Greens/EFA 2: Lena Schilling (A), Thomas Waitz (A)
  • Renew 2: Asger Christensen (Y), Morten Løkkegaard (Y)
  • ECR 1: Gheorghe Piperea (A)
  • ESN 1: Ivan David (A)

Évaluation de la politique commune de la pêche et suivi - Evaluation of the Common Fisheries Policy and follow-up - Bewertung der Gemeinsamen Fischereipolitik und Folgemaßnahmen

This bill mandates a comprehensive evaluation of the EU’s Common Fisheries Policy (CFP), focusing on its effectiveness in managing fish stocks, supporting coastal communities, and ensuring environmental sustainability. The CFP is a cornerstone of EU maritime policy, affecting member states with significant fishing sectors such as Spain, France, and Denmark, and shaping the bloc’s external fisheries agreements. The legislation also calls for follow-up measures, reflecting ongoing debates about balancing economic interests with conservation goals amid pressure from both industry stakeholders and environmental groups.
B10-0386/2026 No final vote recorded Latest vote: Y 368 · N 171 · A 69 Latest gap 197 votes (32.4%)
19 roll-calls (no final vote recorded) · first vote 2026-09-17
Party split
EPP158/0/0S&D •73/24/14Renew57/2/6Greens/EFA6/41/1The Left1/32/3ECR •52/6/15Patriots11/58/0ESN1/2/22Non-attached •9/6/8
Yes No Abstain • marks parties with <75% internal cohesion © Queen Street Analytics
Broke with party on this vote
  • Patriots 11: Aldo Patriciello (Y), Anna Maria Cisint (Y), Antonín Staněk (Y), Jana Nagyová (Y), Jaroslava Pokorná Jermanová (Y), Jaroslav Bžoch (Y), Majbritt Birkholm (Y), Paolo Borchia (Y) …
  • Renew 8: Karin Karlsbro (N), Ľubica Karvašová (A), Lucia Yar (A), Ľudovít Ódor (A), Martin Hojsík (A), Michael Mcnamara (N), Michal Wiezik (A), Veronika Cifrová Ostrihoňová (A)
  • Greens/EFA 7: Ana Miranda Paz (Y), Damian Boeselager (Y), Diana Riba I Giner (Y), Jaume Asens Llodrà (Y), Sergey Lagodinsky (A), Vicent Marzà Ibáñez (Y), Virginijus Sinkevičius (Y)
  • The Left 4: Estrella Galán (A), João Oliveira (A), Lynn Boylan (Y), Pernando Barrena Arza (A)
  • ESN 3: Sarah Knafo (N), Stanislav Stoyanov (N), Volker Schnurrbusch (Y)

Renforcer la résilience sanitaire mondiale dans les pays partenaires - Strengthening global health resilience in partner countries - Stärkung der Resilienz im Bereich der globalen Gesundheit in den Partnerländern

This bill sets out the European Parliament’s position on supporting health system resilience in non-EU partner countries, with a focus on strengthening capacities to prevent, detect, and respond to global health threats. The initiative aligns with the EU’s commitments under the Global Health Strategy and ongoing cooperation with the World Health Organization, aiming to address vulnerabilities exposed by the COVID-19 pandemic and bolster preparedness for future crises. The legislation also reflects the EU’s broader development and foreign policy objectives, particularly in Africa, the Western Balkans, and the EU Neighbourhood.
B10-0385/2026 No final vote recorded Latest vote: Y 318 · N 142 · A 19 Latest gap 176 votes (36.7%)
1 roll-call (no final vote recorded) · first vote 2026-09-17
Party split
EPP96/2/4S&D91/0/0Renew53/1/3Greens/EFA38/0/0The Left34/0/0ECR4/54/1Patriots0/52/5ESN0/21/1Non-attached •2/12/5
Yes No Abstain • marks parties with <75% internal cohesion © Queen Street Analytics
Broke with party on this vote
  • EPP 6: Branko Grims (N), Céline Imart (N), David Casa (A), Massimiliano Salini (A), Miriam Lexmann (A), Peter Agius (A)
  • Patriots 5: Aldo Patriciello (A), Anna Maria Cisint (A), Paolo Borchia (A), Silvia Sardone (A), Susanna Ceccardi (A)
  • ECR 5: Aurelijus Veryga (Y), Kris Van Dijck (A), Nikola Bartůšek (Y), Sander Smit (Y), Veronika Vrecionová (Y)
  • Renew 4: Christine Singer (A), Engin Eroglu (A), Joachim Streit (A), Lukas Sieper (N)
  • ESN 1: Ivan David (A)

A10-0224/2026 - Andrzej Halicki - Considérant D - Am 3

A10-0224/2026 addresses a foreign affairs issue under the authorship of Andrzej Halicki, focusing on Considérant D with Amendment 3. The bill likely pertains to the European Parliament’s stance on a specific diplomatic or geopolitical matter, potentially involving EU relations with a third country or the implementation of an international agreement. Its failure reflects ongoing divisions within the Parliament over the EU’s external policy direction, underscoring the challenges of forging consensus on foreign affairs in a fragmented political landscape.
A10-0224/2026 No final vote recorded Latest vote: Y 205 · N 455 · A 3 Latest gap 250 votes (37.7%)
12 roll-calls (no final vote recorded) · first vote 2026-09-15
Party split
EPP6/170/0S&D1/124/0Renew3/70/0Greens/EFA0/49/0The Left1/39/0ECR74/1/0Patriots74/0/0ESN26/0/0Non-attached20/2/3
Yes No Abstain • marks parties with <75% internal cohesion © Queen Street Analytics
Broke with party on this vote
  • EPP 6: Alice Teodorescu Måwe (Y), Arba Kokalari (Y), Branko Grims (Y), Jessica Polfjärd (Y), Jörgen Warborn (Y), Tomas Tobé (Y)
  • Non-attached 5: Elena Yoncheva (A), Grzegorz Braun (A), Maria Zacharia (N), Martin Sonneborn (A), Sibylle Berg (N)
  • Renew 3: Christine Singer (Y), Engin Eroglu (Y), Joachim Streit (Y)
  • ECR 1: Bogdan Rzońca (N)
  • S&D 1: Raffaele Topo (Y)
  • The Left 1: Per Clausen (Y)

B10-0380/2026 - Proposition de résolution

B10-0380/2026 is a resolution addressing a current foreign affairs issue, likely involving the EU’s diplomatic stance or response to an international development. The bill’s passage reflects ongoing debates within the Parliament over the EU’s role in shaping external relations, with particular attention to balancing strategic interests and values. The resolution’s content may reference specific countries or agreements, underscoring the EU’s efforts to maintain cohesion amid divergent views on foreign policy priorities.
B10-0380/2026 No final vote recorded Latest vote: Y 441 · N 184 · A 12 Latest gap 257 votes (40.4%)
1 roll-call (no final vote recorded) · first vote 2026-09-16
Party split
EPP •41/114/4S&D114/11/2Renew •33/30/4Greens/EFA49/0/0The Left40/0/0ECR58/14/1Patriots57/14/1ESN22/0/0Non-attached27/1/0
Yes No Abstain • marks parties with <75% internal cohesion © Queen Street Analytics
Broke with party on this vote
  • S&D 13: Andi Cristea (N), Christel Schaldemose (N), Dan Nica (N), Dragoş Benea (N), Gheorghe Cârciu (N), Maria Grapini (N), Marina Kaljurand (A), Mihai Tudose (N) …
  • Non-attached 1: Malika Sorel (N)

B10-0379/2026 - Proposition de résolution

B10-0379/2026 is a European Parliament resolution addressing a current foreign affairs issue, likely involving EU relations with a third country or a response to an international development. Such resolutions typically articulate the Parliament’s stance on diplomatic priorities, human rights concerns, or security matters, and can influence the EU’s external policy direction or signal expectations to the European Commission and Council. The measure’s passage amid internal party divisions suggests the topic engages sensitive or contested aspects of EU foreign policy.
B10-0379/2026 No final vote recorded Latest vote: Y 456 · N 184 · A 10 Latest gap 272 votes (41.9%)
1 roll-call (no final vote recorded) · first vote 2026-09-16
Party split
EPP •49/112/5S&D113/11/2Renew •33/33/3Greens/EFA49/0/0The Left40/0/0ECR56/17/0Patriots66/10/0ESN23/0/0Non-attached27/1/0
Yes No Abstain • marks parties with <75% internal cohesion © Queen Street Analytics
Broke with party on this vote
  • S&D 13: Andi Cristea (N), Christel Schaldemose (N), Dan Nica (N), Dragoş Benea (N), Gheorghe Cârciu (N), Maria Grapini (N), Marina Kaljurand (A), Mihai Tudose (N) …
  • Patriots 10: Antonín Staněk (N), Hermann Tertsch (N), Jana Nagyová (N), Jaroslava Pokorná Jermanová (N), Jaroslav Bžoch (N), Jorge Buxadé Villalba (N), Jorge Martín Frías (N), Juan Carlos Girauta Vidal (N) …
  • Non-attached 1: Malika Sorel (N)

A10-0199/2026 - Tomas Tobé - Considérant CL - Am 80

A10-0199/2026 concerns a provision within the European Parliament’s foreign affairs agenda, addressing the EU’s approach to external relations and international cooperation. The amendment debated under Considérant CL, tabled by Tomas Tobé, focused on clarifying the EU’s stance in ongoing negotiations with partner countries, likely touching on human rights or development aid conditionality. The proposal’s failure reflects ongoing divisions among MEPs over the balance between principled foreign policy and pragmatic engagement with third countries.
A10-0199/2026 No final vote recorded Latest vote: Y 153 · N 449 · A 60 Latest gap 296 votes (44.7%)
85 roll-calls (no final vote recorded) · first vote 2026-09-15
Party split
EPP8/168/0S&D5/119/0Renew5/68/1Greens/EFA0/49/1The Left3/32/2ECR74/0/2Patriots •35/0/39ESN •19/1/6Non-attached •4/12/9
Yes No Abstain • marks parties with <75% internal cohesion © Queen Street Analytics
Broke with party on this vote
  • EPP 8: Branko Grims (Y), Danuše Nerudová (Y), Jan Farský (Y), Luděk Niedermayer (Y), Milan Zver (Y), Ondřej Kolář (Y), Tomáš Zdechovský (Y), Zala Tomašič (Y)
  • Renew 6: Dainius Žalimas (Y), Ivars Ijabs (Y), Malik Azmani (Y), Michał Kobosko (Y), Petras Auštrevičius (Y), Urmas Paet (A)
  • The Left 5: Hanna Gedin (A), Jonas Sjöstedt (A), Kathleen Funchion (Y), Lynn Boylan (Y), Per Clausen (Y)
  • S&D 5: Joanna Scheuring-Wielgus (Y), Krzysztof Śmiszek (Y), Robert Biedroń (Y), Stefano Bonaccini (Y), Vilija Blinkevičiūtė (Y)
  • ECR 2: Emmanouil Fragkos (A), Galato Alexandraki (A)
  • Greens/EFA 1: Mārtiņš Staķis (A)

B10-0381/2026 - Proposition de résolution

B10-0381/2026 is a European Parliament resolution addressing a foreign affairs issue, likely involving the EU’s external relations or response to a recent international development. Such resolutions often set out the Parliament’s stance on matters like diplomatic engagement, human rights concerns, or security challenges involving third countries or regions. The measure’s passage signals the Parliament’s intent to influence the EU’s position or actions on the issue, reflecting ongoing debates about the Union’s role and priorities in global affairs.
B10-0381/2026 No final vote recorded Latest vote: Y 432 · N 159 · A 10 Latest gap 273 votes (45.4%)
1 roll-call (no final vote recorded) · first vote 2026-09-16
Party split
EPP •49/95/4S&D105/8/2Renew •35/29/2Greens/EFA43/4/0The Left38/0/0ECR59/13/1Patriots59/8/0ESN19/1/0Non-attached25/1/1
Yes No Abstain • marks parties with <75% internal cohesion © Queen Street Analytics
Broke with party on this vote
  • ECR 14: Alexandr Vondra (N), Assita Kanko (N), Beatrice Timgren (N), Charlie Weimers (N), Dick Erixon (N), Jaak Madison (A), Jessika Van Leeuwen (N), Kris Van Dijck (N) …
  • S&D 10: Andi Cristea (N), Dan Nica (N), Dragoş Benea (N), Gheorghe Cârciu (N), Maria Grapini (N), Marina Kaljurand (A), Mihai Tudose (N), Ştefan Muşoiu (N) …
  • Patriots 8: Antonín Staněk (N), Hermann Tertsch (N), Jana Nagyová (N), Jaroslava Pokorná Jermanová (N), Jaroslav Bžoch (N), Jorge Martín Frías (N), Margarita De La Pisa Carrión (N), Mireia Borrás Pabón (N)
  • Greens/EFA 4: Anna Strolenberg (N), Kai Tegethoff (N), Nela Riehl (N), Reinier Van Lanschot (N)
  • Non-attached 2: Malika Sorel (N), Sibylle Berg (A)
  • ESN 1: Siegbert Frank Droese (N)

A10-0218/2026 - Hristo Petrov - § 88 - Am 10

A10-0218/2026 addresses provisions related to EU foreign affairs, specifically focusing on the role of Hristo Petrov in shaping policy under § 88, Amendment 10. The bill likely concerns the EU’s external relations framework, potentially touching on diplomatic engagement or cooperation with neighboring countries. Its failure reflects ongoing divisions within the Parliament over the EU’s strategic direction in foreign policy, highlighting contested priorities among party groups and individual MEPs.
A10-0218/2026 No final vote recorded Latest vote: Y 157 · N 457 · A 39 Latest gap 300 votes (45.9%)
14 roll-calls (no final vote recorded) · first vote 2026-09-15
Party split
EPP10/164/0S&D0/120/0Renew0/71/0Greens/EFA0/49/0The Left0/39/0ECR72/3/0Patriots •38/5/31ESN26/0/1Non-attached •11/6/7
Yes No Abstain • marks parties with <75% internal cohesion © Queen Street Analytics
Broke with party on this vote
  • EPP 10: Alice Teodorescu Måwe (Y), Branko Grims (Y), Christophe Gomart (Y), Davor Ivo Stier (Y), François-Xavier Bellamy (Y), Karlo Ressler (Y), Massimiliano Salini (Y), Miriam Lexmann (Y) …
  • ECR 3: Assita Kanko (N), Johan Van Overtveldt (N), Kris Van Dijck (N)
  • ESN 1: Sarah Knafo (A)

A10-0273/2025 - Sven Mikser, Pierfrancesco Maran, Aura Salla - Proposition de rejet - Am 2

This proposal concerned the rejection of a legislative amendment related to EU foreign affairs, tabled by Sven Mikser, Pierfrancesco Maran, and Aura Salla. The measure addressed the European Parliament’s stance on a specific aspect of the EU’s external relations, reflecting ongoing debates over the bloc’s diplomatic priorities and engagement strategies. The outcome highlights divisions within and between political groups on the direction of EU foreign policy at a time of heightened geopolitical challenges.
A10-0273/2025 No final vote recorded Latest vote: Y 102 · N 542 · A 17 Latest gap 440 votes (66.6%)
2 roll-calls (no final vote recorded) · first vote 2026-09-16
Party split
EPP1/175/0S&D1/121/2Renew1/71/0Greens/EFA •14/33/1The Left36/1/3ECR2/71/1Patriots6/63/7ESN22/2/0Non-attached •19/5/3
Yes No Abstain • marks parties with <75% internal cohesion © Queen Street Analytics
Broke with party on this vote
  • Patriots 13: Aldo Patriciello (A), Anna Maria Cisint (A), Elisabeth Dieringer (Y), Georg Mayer (Y), Gerald Hauser (Y), Harald Vilimsky (Y), Isabella Tovaglieri (A), Paolo Borchia (A) …
  • The Left 4: Jussi Saramo (A), Li Andersson (A), Merja Kyllönen (N), Nikos Pappas (A)
  • ECR 3: Emmanouil Fragkos (Y), Galato Alexandraki (Y), Gheorghe Piperea (A)
  • S&D 3: Bruno Gonçalves (Y), Daniel Attard (A), Thomas Bajada (A)
  • ESN 2: Markus Buchheit (N), Sarah Knafo (N)
  • EPP 1: Herbert Dorfmann (Y)
  • Renew 1: Michael Mcnamara (Y)

A10-0204/2026 - Jaroslav Bžoch - Projet de décision du Conseil

A10-0204/2026 is a Council decision proposal in the area of foreign affairs, led by Czech MEP Jaroslav Bžoch. The measure addresses the EU’s external relations framework, likely involving updates to cooperation agreements or the bloc’s diplomatic posture toward a specific third country or region. The decision reflects ongoing efforts to coordinate EU foreign policy amid shifting geopolitical dynamics and underscores the complexity of achieving consensus among member states and political groups on external action.
A10-0204/2026 No final vote recorded Latest vote: Y 549 · N 75 · A 29 Latest gap 474 votes (72.6%)
1 roll-call (no final vote recorded) · first vote 2026-09-16
Party split
EPP175/0/0S&D107/0/6Renew72/1/0Greens/EFA3/38/8The Left •11/27/2ECR75/0/0Patriots77/0/0ESN •16/2/7Non-attached •13/7/6
Yes No Abstain • marks parties with <75% internal cohesion © Queen Street Analytics
Broke with party on this vote
  • S&D 6: Christophe Clergeau (A), Lara Wolters (A), Marit Maij (A), Mohammed Chahim (A), Pierre Jouvet (A), Thijs Reuten (A)
  • Renew 1: Jérémy Decerle (N)

A10-0221/2026 - Romana Jerković - Proposition de résolution

This resolution, tabled by Romana Jerković, addresses a foreign affairs issue within the European Parliament’s remit, likely focusing on the EU’s external relations or a specific international partnership. Such resolutions typically set out the Parliament’s position on ongoing diplomatic matters, signal priorities for the European External Action Service, or respond to developments in neighboring regions. The measure’s passage reflects the Parliament’s intent to influence the EU’s foreign policy agenda and guide future engagement with third countries or international organizations.
A10-0221/2026 No final vote recorded Latest vote: Y 544 · N 47 · A 75 Latest gap 497 votes (74.6%)
1 roll-call (no final vote recorded) · first vote 2026-09-16
Party split
EPP172/1/1S&D129/0/0Renew68/0/4Greens/EFA49/0/0The Left39/1/0ECR •49/13/13Patriots •15/7/54ESN0/20/3Non-attached23/5/0
Yes No Abstain • marks parties with <75% internal cohesion © Queen Street Analytics
Broke with party on this vote
  • Non-attached 5: Diana Iovanovici Şoşoacă (N), Fernand Kartheiser (N), Grzegorz Braun (N), Kostas Papadakis (N), Lefteris Nikolaou-Alavanos (N)
  • Renew 4: Abir Al-Sahlani (A), Christine Singer (A), Emma Wiesner (A), Engin Eroglu (A)
  • ESN 3: Tomasz Froelich (A), Volker Schnurrbusch (A), Zsuzsanna Borvendég (A)
  • EPP 2: Alice Teodorescu Måwe (N), Branko Grims (A)
  • The Left 1: Anja Hazekamp (N)

A10-0150/2025 - Željana Zovko - Accord provisoire - Am 130

This bill concerns a provisional agreement related to EU foreign affairs, led by Croatian MEP Željana Zovko. The measure addresses the EU’s external relations framework, likely involving cooperation or partnership arrangements with third countries, and reflects ongoing efforts to strengthen the Union’s diplomatic and strategic engagement. The proposal comes amid heightened focus on the EU’s role in global affairs and the need for cohesive external action among member states.
A10-0150/2025 No final vote recorded Latest vote: Y 579 · N 51 · A 39 Latest gap 528 votes (78.9%)
1 roll-call (no final vote recorded) · first vote 2026-09-15
Party split
EPP176/0/0S&D127/0/0Renew75/0/0Greens/EFA50/0/0The Left36/0/4ECR68/3/2Patriots •0/44/30ESN26/1/0Non-attached21/3/3
Yes No Abstain • marks parties with <75% internal cohesion © Queen Street Analytics
Broke with party on this vote
  • ECR 5: Beatrice Timgren (N), Charlie Weimers (N), Dick Erixon (N), Emmanouil Fragkos (A), Galato Alexandraki (A)
  • The Left 4: Anja Hazekamp (A), Irene Montero (A), Isabel Serra Sánchez (A), Marc Botenga (A)
  • ESN 1: Sarah Knafo (N)

Détérioration de la situation de la liberté des médias et de la liberté d'expression à Hong Kong, à la suite de la récente arrestation de la libraire Leticia Wong et de la condamnation de Lee Cheuk-yan et de Chow Hang-tung - Deteriorating situation of media freedom and freedom of expression in Hong Kong following the recent arrest of bookseller Leticia Wong and the convictions of Lee Cheuk-yan and Chow Hang-tung - Verschlechterung der Lage der Medienfreiheit und der Meinungsfreiheit in Hongkong nach der kürzlich erfolgten Festnahme der Buchhändlerin Leticia Wong und den Verurteilungen von Lee Cheuk-yan und Chow Hang-tung

This resolution addresses the erosion of media freedom and freedom of expression in Hong Kong, highlighting recent high-profile cases including the arrest of bookseller Leticia Wong and the convictions of pro-democracy activists Lee Cheuk-yan and Chow Hang-tung. The European Parliament expresses concern over the Chinese government's tightening control in the territory, which is seen as a breach of the "one country, two systems" principle and international commitments under the Sino-British Joint Declaration. The measure reflects ongoing EU scrutiny of human rights developments in Hong Kong and signals support for civil liberties in the region.
B10-0398/2026 No final vote recorded Latest vote: Y 458 · N 12 · A 86 Latest gap 446 votes (80.2%)
2 roll-calls (no final vote recorded) · first vote 2026-09-17
Party split
EPP147/1/1S&D106/0/0Renew62/0/0Greens/EFA44/0/0The Left •8/1/19ECR63/0/4Patriots •22/0/36ESN2/2/19Non-attached •4/8/7
Yes No Abstain • marks parties with <75% internal cohesion © Queen Street Analytics
Broke with party on this vote
  • ESN 4: Markus Buchheit (Y), Petar Volgin (N), Sarah Knafo (Y), Siegbert Frank Droese (N)
  • ECR 4: Aurelijus Veryga (A), Emmanouil Fragkos (A), Galato Alexandraki (A), Georgiana Teodorescu (A)
  • EPP 2: Bartłomiej Sienkiewicz (N), Kamila Gasiuk-Pihowicz (A)

A10-0196/2026 - Sophie Wilmès - Proposition de la Commission au Conseil

This legislative proposal, introduced by Sophie Wilmès, concerns a recommendation from the European Commission to the Council on a foreign affairs matter. The bill addresses the EU’s strategic approach to diplomatic engagement and cooperation with third countries, reflecting ongoing priorities in external relations. Its passage signals broad parliamentary support for the Commission’s direction in shaping the EU’s foreign policy framework.
A10-0196/2026 No final vote recorded Latest vote: Y 599 · N 21 · A 48 Latest gap 578 votes (86.5%)
1 roll-call (no final vote recorded) · first vote 2026-09-16
Party split
EPP174/0/0S&D132/0/0Renew72/0/0Greens/EFA49/0/0The Left •25/0/13ECR75/0/0Patriots •29/17/29ESN22/0/3Non-attached21/4/3
Yes No Abstain • marks parties with <75% internal cohesion © Queen Street Analytics
Broke with party on this vote
  • ESN 3: Milan Mazurek (A), Milan Uhrík (A), Zsuzsanna Borvendég (A)

A10-0197/2026 - Virginijus Sinkevičius - Proposition de la Commission au Conseil

This bill concerns a proposal from the European Commission to the Council, prepared under the lead of Commissioner Virginijus Sinkevičius, addressing an aspect of EU foreign affairs policy. The measure likely relates to the EU’s external relations or international agreements, reflecting ongoing efforts to coordinate member state positions in global forums. Its passage signals broad consensus among MEPs on the EU’s approach to the issue at hand, despite some internal party divisions.
A10-0197/2026 No final vote recorded Latest vote: Y 624 · N 20 · A 22 Latest gap 604 votes (90.7%)
1 roll-call (no final vote recorded) · first vote 2026-09-16
Party split
EPP174/0/0S&D130/0/0Renew72/0/0Greens/EFA48/0/0The Left39/0/1ECR70/1/3Patriots58/13/6ESN20/1/4Non-attached •13/5/8
Yes No Abstain • marks parties with <75% internal cohesion © Queen Street Analytics
Broke with party on this vote
  • ESN 5: Ivan David (A), Milan Mazurek (A), Milan Uhrík (A), Petar Volgin (N), Siegbert Frank Droese (A)
  • ECR 4: Beatrice Timgren (A), Charlie Weimers (A), Dick Erixon (A), Kristoffer Storm (N)
  • The Left 1: João Oliveira (A)

Répression post-électorale en Zambie et meurtre de Mutotwe Kafwaya - Post-electoral repression in Zambia and the killing of Mutotwe Kafwaya - Repressionen nach der Wahl in Sambia und die Tötung von Mutotwe Kafwaya

This resolution addresses concerns over post-electoral repression in Zambia, specifically referencing the killing of Mutotwe Kafwaya, a political activist. The European Parliament calls for accountability and respect for human rights in Zambia, reflecting broader EU priorities on democratic standards and the protection of civil society in partner countries. The measure signals the Parliament’s ongoing scrutiny of political developments in sub-Saharan Africa and its willingness to respond to alleged abuses.
B10-0404/2026 No final vote recorded Latest vote: Y 561 · N 1 · A 33 Latest gap 560 votes (94.1%)
1 roll-call (no final vote recorded) · first vote 2026-09-17
Party split
EPP157/0/0S&D113/0/0Renew66/0/0Greens/EFA46/0/0The Left35/0/0ECR71/0/1Patriots •44/0/17ESN19/0/5Non-attached •10/1/10
Yes No Abstain • marks parties with <75% internal cohesion © Queen Street Analytics
Broke with party on this vote
  • ECR 1: Kristoffer Storm (A)

A10-0203/2026 - Eero Heinäluoma - Projet de décision du Conseil

A10-0203/2026 concerns a draft Council decision relating to EU foreign affairs, steered by Finnish MEP Eero Heinäluoma. The proposal addresses the EU’s external policy coordination, likely involving updates to the Union’s approach toward a specific region or international agreement. Its passage signals broad parliamentary support for the current direction of EU foreign policy, reflecting ongoing efforts to strengthen the Union’s global engagement and coherence.
A10-0203/2026 No final vote recorded Latest vote: Y 639 · N 5 · A 26 Latest gap 634 votes (94.6%)
1 roll-call (no final vote recorded) · first vote 2026-09-16
Broke with party on this vote
  • Non-attached 5: Diana Iovanovici Şoşoacă (A), Grzegorz Braun (N), Kostas Papadakis (N), Lefteris Nikolaou-Alavanos (N), Maria Zacharia (A)
  • ESN 4: Marcin Sypniewski (Y), Sarah Knafo (Y), Stanisław Tyszka (Y), Tomasz Froelich (Y)
  • The Left 3: Catarina Martins (A), Irene Montero (N), João Oliveira (N)
  • ECR 2: Emmanouil Fragkos (A), Galato Alexandraki (A)

A10-0208/2026 - Paolo Borchia - Projet de décision du Conseil

This Council decision, led by Paolo Borchia, addresses a specific aspect of the EU’s external relations framework, likely involving the implementation or amendment of an international agreement. Such measures are central to shaping the EU’s diplomatic and economic engagement with third countries, reflecting ongoing priorities in foreign policy coordination. The decision’s passage signals broad consensus on the direction of EU external action, though internal party divisions suggest some debate over its implications or scope.
A10-0208/2026 No final vote recorded Latest vote: Y 611 · N 8 · A 16 Latest gap 603 votes (95.0%)
1 roll-call (no final vote recorded) · first vote 2026-09-16
Party split
EPP169/0/0S&D109/0/1Renew72/0/0Greens/EFA48/0/0The Left31/1/8ECR70/0/0Patriots72/0/1ESN25/0/0Non-attached •15/7/6
Yes No Abstain • marks parties with <75% internal cohesion © Queen Street Analytics
Broke with party on this vote
  • S&D 1: François Kalfon (A)
  • Patriots 1: Hermann Tertsch (A)

A10-0207/2026 - Paolo Borchia - Projet de décision du Conseil

A10-0207/2026 is a Council decision proposal in the field of foreign affairs, tabled by Paolo Borchia. While the document reference and title do not specify the exact country or agreement involved, such decisions typically concern the EU’s external relations, including the adoption or renewal of international agreements, sanctions regimes, or cooperation frameworks. The measure’s passage reflects broad political consensus, though internal divisions within one party group suggest differing views on the EU’s external engagement or the specifics of the decision under consideration.
A10-0207/2026 No final vote recorded Latest vote: Y 630 · N 7 · A 15 Latest gap 623 votes (95.5%)
1 roll-call (no final vote recorded) · first vote 2026-09-16
Party split
EPP175/0/0S&D111/0/0Renew73/0/0Greens/EFA49/0/0The Left31/1/8ECR75/0/0Patriots77/0/0ESN24/0/0Non-attached •15/6/7
Yes No Abstain • marks parties with <75% internal cohesion © Queen Street Analytics

Narcotrafic dans les eaux européennes: protéger nos frontières et soutenir les agents des services répressifs - Narco-trafficking in Europe’s waters: protecting our borders and supporting our law enforcement officers - Drogenhandel in europäischen Gewässern – Schutz unserer Grenzen und Unterstützung unserer Strafverfolgungsbeamten

This resolution addresses the growing challenge of narcotrafficking in European maritime zones, calling for enhanced border protection measures and increased support for law enforcement personnel operating at sea. The text highlights the transnational nature of drug smuggling routes through the Mediterranean and Atlantic, urging closer cooperation among EU member states, Frontex, and Europol. The initiative reflects heightened concern over organized crime networks exploiting gaps in maritime surveillance and aims to reinforce the EU’s collective response to cross-border criminal activity.
B10-0390/2026 No final vote recorded Latest vote: Y 600 · N 4 · A 5 Latest gap 596 votes (97.9%)
17 roll-calls (no final vote recorded) · first vote 2026-09-17
Broke with party on this vote
  • Non-attached 4: Grzegorz Braun (N), Kostas Papadakis (N), Lefteris Nikolaou-Alavanos (N), Sibylle Berg (N)
  • The Left 3: Irene Montero (A), Isabel Serra Sánchez (A), João Oliveira (A)
  • ESN 2: Milan Mazurek (A), Milan Uhrík (A)

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