Foreign Affairs (Brussels)
This is Queen Street Analytics' weekly digest of regulatory developments, legislative discussions and other government-related news coming out of Brussels and the EU member nations. This newsletter channel covers the EU's foreign affairs and international relations. Once a week, we break down the most important updates in this space in under five minutes.
This Week in Foreign Affairs — Brussels (#29, 2026)
EU lifts Hungary rule of law budget measures; EU, UK sign new competition law pact; Korea thermal paper duties renewed; Strategic raw materials projects recognised; Canada/US poultry zones restricted.
This Week in Foreign Affairs — Brussels (#29, 2026)
EU adopts new migration return regulation; Lebanon CSDP mission launched; further sanctions on Russia, Belarus, DPRK; mutual AEO recognition with Türkiye; support to Ukraine continues.
This Week in Foreign Affairs — Brussels (#29, 2026)
EU-China trade talks yield hybrid export moderation; Commission disburses €1.24bn Ukraine defence loan; Armenia trade liberalisation adopted; Sudan and Russia sanctions extended.
This Week in Foreign Affairs — Brussels (#29, 2026)
New EU sanctions on Russia and Belarus; further restrictive measures on Ukraine war; €2.9bn Ukraine Facility disbursed; enlargement progress in Western Balkans; EU-EEA energy alignment.
Lobbying on Foreign Affairs - Brussels (September 2026 edition)
European Chamber of Commerce in Vietnam were unusually active lobbyists last month.
This Week in Foreign Affairs — Brussels (#29, 2026)
EU-Philippines trade deal secured; EU sanctions Russia over hybrid attacks; EU adopts €505m Lebanon package; Anti-dumping duties on Chinese pea protein; Council signs Algeria-Eurojust judicial agreement.