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Explore this section to find out which countries have joined, and what it
means to be a citizen
of the European Union. The structure of the government of the European Union is not easy to understand - possibly because there are several organisations that help to determine EU policy. Go to governing Europe to find out more. Use the menus on the left to navigate, or go straight to brief cases to find out more about people’s experience of the law in these areas. |
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