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The document summarizes key aspects of the European Union, including its establishment in 1993 with 27 current member states located primarily in Europe. It describes the EU having established a single economic market across its territory and lists some countries that use the euro as their currency. It also briefly outlines the origins of the EU in 1951 to end conflicts between neighboring countries after World War II and describes some common policies of the EU, including the Common Agricultural Policy, Common Fisheries Policy, and Cohesion Policy.
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The document summarizes key aspects of the European Union including its legal system, courts, fundamental rights, foreign relations, economy, and policies. It discusses the EU's legal foundation in treaties, the Court of Justice consisting of three courts, fundamental values of human dignity and rights, cooperation in foreign policy, lack of a unified military but role of NATO, and humanitarian aid programs. It also outlines the EU's single market, competition policy, monetary union including the European Central Bank, financial supervision authorities, infrastructure programs, common agricultural policy, environmental policies, and initiatives in education and science.
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The European Union is a political and economic union of 27 European countries established after World War II to promote cooperation and shared values among member states. Key events included the Treaty of Rome establishing the European Economic Community in 1957, the Maastricht Treaty founding the EU and introducing the euro in 1992, and the Lisbon Treaty reforming decision-making in 2007. The EU's main institutions are the European Commission, European Parliament, European Council, and European Central Bank. The EU works on policies related to the single market, agriculture, fisheries, border control, research, the environment, and more. It faces challenges including Brexit, economic issues, migration, rule of law concerns, and nationalism within member states.
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This document summarizes information about the European Union. It discusses the EU's legal system, which is based on treaties; courts of justice; fundamental rights and values; foreign relations and lack of a unified military; humanitarian aid; economy and monetary union; financial supervision; infrastructure; agriculture; environment; education; and demographics. It also lists the group members and work done for a class project on the EU.
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The EU is a family of 27 European countries that share values like democracy, human rights, and the rule of law. It is the largest economic body in the world and the most successful model for advancing peace. The EU is a unique institution where member states voluntarily give up some sovereignty to enact common policies. It aims to create the world's most open market while also promoting social cohesion through programs that prevent unemployment and develop human resources.
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European union
The European Union began in 1950 as an agreement between France and Germany to pool their coal and steel resources to promote peace and economic cooperation. This agreement later expanded into the European Economic Community and today's European Union. The EU has grown from 6 founding members to 28 member states, with the most recent addition being Croatia in 2013. Key EU institutions that govern it include the European Commission, European Parliament, Council of the European Union, and Court of Justice. The EU aims to promote free movement of goods, services, capital and people across Europe.
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The document summarizes the history and role of the European Union. It discusses how the EU began as a coal and steel community among 6 countries in 1951 and has since expanded to include 27 member states and over 500 million citizens. The EU aims to promote peace, democracy, human rights, and economic prosperity within Europe. It has become an important global actor working with countries and organizations worldwide to address challenges like security, trade, development, and the environment. The EU has a strong partnership with the United States based on their shared values and interests.
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The document provides an overview of the current economic, social, and cultural situation in the European Union (EU). It discusses the founding and expansion of the EU. Key institutions that govern the EU are also outlined, including the European Parliament, European Commission, and European Central Bank. The document then examines the Eurosystem monetary policy and the EU's internal market and economic policies, including guidelines and the Europe 2020 strategy. Brief summaries of the current economic situations in Spain, Finland, and Poland are also provided. Finally, the cultural differences and commonalities between EU countries are explored, such as shared history, religion, food, and humanistic values.
EUROPEAN UNION
The European Union (EU) was created after World War 2 to foster cooperation and prevent future conflicts between European countries. It has since grown to include 27 member states and over 500 million citizens, with goals of promoting peace, democracy, human rights, and economic prosperity across Europe. The EU operates various institutions that make decisions for the bloc and oversees a single market and common currency used by many member states. While focused internally on European integration, the EU also plays a major role globally in areas like trade, foreign aid, environmental protection and addressing challenges like terrorism and climate change.
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The European Union started as an economic alliance between six countries after World War II. It has since expanded to 27 member countries across Europe. The EU's goals are to promote peace, security, equality, and sustainable development across Europe. It operates through several institutions, including the European Parliament, European Council, and European Commission, to coordinate policies between members. Recent events like the UK's withdrawal from the EU and the Russia-Ukraine conflict have presented challenges but also opportunities for the EU to respond.
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The document discusses the 2010 European debt crisis, its causes, and its impact on several European countries including Portugal, France, and Germany. It also outlines some of the policy reactions from European leaders and institutions to address the crisis, such as establishing the European Financial Stability Facility and European Financial Stabilization Mechanism to provide loans to countries in financial trouble.
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- 4. ORIGINS OF THE EUROPEAN UNION The European Union was born in 1951 to end up with the conflicts between neighboring countries that had culminate in the Second World War.
- 5. ● In order to coordinate the economies of member countries, the European Union has designed a series of common policies. ● There are three common types of policies: • Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) • Common Fisheries Policy (CFP) • Cohesion Policy Common Policies