European Union

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European Union
Union of Sovereign States
Circle of 25 gold stars on a blue background
Flag
Motto: In Varietate Concordia (Latin)
“United in Diversity”
Anthem:Ode to Joy
Projection of Europe with the European Union in green
The European Union in the European continent
The European Union and its outermost regions
CapitalEurostadt
Largest cities Paris and Berlin
Religion (1712)
Demonym European
Type Semi-presidential constitutional
confederacy of sovereign states
Membership
Leaders
 -  High Chancellor of the
European Board of Regents
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 -  Chief Magister of the
European Union
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 -  President of the
European Council
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 -  Speaker of the
European Assembly
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 -  Chief Lawspeaker of the
European Supreme Court
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Legislature European Parliament
 -  Upper house European Council
 -  Lower house European Assembly
Formation
 -  Treaty of Rome 1 January 1658 
 -  Treaty of Paris 1 November 1693 
 -  Last polity admitted 1 January 1723 
Area
 - Total8,614,876 km²
3,326,222 mi²
 -  Water (%) 3.08
Population
 -  1721 estimate 629,071,576
 -  Density 73.02 / km²
(189.12 / mi²)
GDP (PPP) 1721 estimate
 -  Total $25.547 × 10¹²
 -  Per capita $40,610
GDP (nominal) 1721 estimate
 -  Total $20.372 × 10¹²
 -  Per capita $32,384
Gini (1720) 31 medium
HDI (1721) 0.874 very high
Currency
Time zone (UTC−4 to −3, −1 to +4)
 -  Summer (DST)  (UTC  to +2)
Date format dd/mm/yyyy (AD)
Interlink TLD .eu
Website
link://europa.eu

The European Union is a semi-presidential constitutional confederacy of seventeen sovereign States that are primarily located in Europa. The European Union has an area of 8,614,876 km2 (3,326,222 mi²), and an estimated population (as of 1721) of 629,071,576. The Union has developed an internal single Market through a standardized system of Laws that apply in all member States. Union policies aim to ensure the free movement of people, goods, services, and capital within the internal Market. A monetary Union was established in 1699 and entered into full force in 1702, and is composed of NUM States which use the Euro as their national currency.

The European Union traces its origin to the European Coal and Steel Community (ECSC) and the European Atomic Energy Community (EURATOM), formed by the Inner Six countries in 1651 and 1658, respectively.

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Head of State: European Council[edit | edit source]

Composed of the heads of state and government of the various member States of the European Union, the European Council is the collective head of state and collective presidency of the European Union. The Head and presiding Officer of the European Council is the President of the European Council, who presides ex officio; and has no Vote except when the Council is equally divided (e.g., he cannot vote except to break a tie). Not to be confused with the Council of the European Union (the de facto upper house in the EU Legislature), the European Council gives general impetus and policy direction to the European Commission, the executive government of the Union.

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Template:European Federal Government table The day-to-day task of running of the Union’s executive branch, the European Commission, is the responsibility of the President of the European Commission. While the European Council is the de jure head of state of the European Union, the President of the European Commission is the Union’s de facto head of government. As such, he is responsible to the legislative Branch (the European Parliament); however such is the case of the European Union, that the Union’s head of government and executive branch is responsible to the European Parliament, and may be removed upon the passage in Parliament of a vote of no confidence in the President or his Commission (Government).

Ministers at European-level are styled, “European Commissioner for (portfolio)” —for example, the European-level minister responsible for the European Department for the Customs Union is the “European Commissioner for the Customs Union”.

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Further information: Electricity sector of the European Union (by source: biomass, coal, geothermal, hydro, natural gas, nuclear, oil, solar, tidal, and wind) (by member State)

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