EU Institutions

Which institution has 27 members, one for each state, who give up national allegiances and each head up a Directorate-General (such as trade or climate change)?

Which institution contains the heads of state and/or government of every member state?

Which institution contains the relevant minister from the governments of each member state?

Which institution contains 705 members, directly elected by voters in every member state, with number according to population size?

Which institution appoints a judge for every member, plus 8 advisors?

Which institution represents the 19 members of the Eurozone, helping to govern its price stability and purchasing power?

Meets 4 times per year at the European Summit to offer strategic leadership and steer longer term decision-making

A shorter-term decision-making body, who discuss specific day-to-day policy issues, like a Cabinet. The 'president' is a country, and serve for 6 months...

Which institutions use Qualified Majority Voting?

This is the executive of the EU, representing the union as a whole, rather than their home nations. It is the bureaucratic body of the EU, and the only one that can propose new law. They process, and ensure the implementation, of legislation. They are the...

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