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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 (#16, 2026)

This Week in Foreign Affairs — Brussels (#16, 2026)

MEPs adopt accountability resolution on Ukraine; EU-Armenia summit announced; Mercosur tariff quotas enter into force; Uzbekistan enhanced partnership agreement published; Sanctions on Myanmar/Burma renewed.

European Parliament Voting Analysis — Foreign Affairs — Apr 27–30, 2026

European Parliament Voting Analysis — Foreign Affairs — Apr 27–30, 2026

This Week in Foreign Affairs — Brussels (#15, 2026)

This Week in Foreign Affairs — Brussels (#15, 2026)

EU adopts 20th sanctions package against Russia; EUR 90bn Ukraine loan moves forward; EU-US critical minerals partnership signed; Commission proposes AccelerateEU energy actions; EU-Armenia summit preparations.

Lobbying on Foreign Affairs - Brussels (April 2026 edition)

Lobbying on Foreign Affairs - Brussels (April 2026 edition)

EU-ASEAN Business Council; European American Chamber of Commerce New York; ChildFund Alliance; Eastern Partnership Civil Society Forum; Search for Common Ground were unusually active lobbyists last month.

This Week in Foreign Affairs — Brussels (#14, 2026)

This Week in Foreign Affairs — Brussels (#14, 2026)

Commission launches Mediterranean Pact Action Plan; Parliament budget committee proposes 10% MFF increase; SEDE issues opinions on defence and infrastructure; Council discusses Ukraine, Middle East.

This Week in Foreign Affairs — Brussels (#13, 2026)

This Week in Foreign Affairs — Brussels (#13, 2026)

EU-Armenia summit deepens ties; Foreign Affairs Council discusses Ukraine, Middle East; EP committees issue joint statement on Russia’s crackdown on Memorial.

This Week in Foreign Affairs — Brussels (#12, 2026)

This Week in Foreign Affairs — Brussels (#12, 2026)

Commission adopts €1.5bn EU-Ukraine defence programme; EU unlocks €1.4bn Russian asset windfalls for Ukraine; Red Sea, Iran sanctions, and West Indian Ocean maritime security mandates renewed.