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European Union EU
Country   |
Date | Area |
Population |
GDP /  |
GDP |
People density |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Austria | 22. 1. 1995 | 83,856 km2 | 8,184,691 |
23,380 $ / |
191,358,075,580 $ | 98 / km2 |
| Belgium | 25. 3. 1957 | 30,518 km2 | 10,364,388 |
21,000 $ / |
217,652,148,000 $ | 340 / km2 |
| Bulgaria | 1. 1. 2007 | 110,994 km2 | 7,450,349 |
1,675 $ / |
12,479,334,575 $ | 67 / km2 |
| Cyprus | 1. 5. 2004 | 9,251 km2 | 780,133 |
10,700 $ / |
8,347,423,100 $ | 84 / km2 |
| Czech Republic | 1. 5. 2004 | 78,865 km2 | 10,241,138 |
3,030 $ / |
31,030,648,140 $ | 130 / km2 |
| Denmark | 22. 1. 1973 | 43,093 km2 | 5,432,335 |
26,900 $ / |
146,129,811,500 $ | 126 / km2 |
| Estonia | 1. 5. 2004 | 45,100 km2 | 1,332,893 |
1,900 $ / |
2,532,496,700 $ | 30 / km2 |
| Finland | 22. 1. 1995 | 338,145 km2 | 5,223,442 |
21,750 $ / |
113,609,863,500 $ | 15 / km2 |
| France | 25. 3. 1957 | 543,965 km2 | 60,656,178 |
21,600 $ / |
1,310,173,444,800 $ | 112 / km2 |
| Germany | 25. 3. 1957 | 356,954 km2 | 82,431,390 |
23,520 $ / |
1,938,786,292,800 $ | 231 / km2 |
| Greece | 1. 1. 1981 | 131,957 km2 | 10,668,354 |
7,750 $ / |
82,679,743,500 $ | 81 / km2 |
| Hungary | 1. 5. 2004 | 93,031 km2 | 10,006,835 |
3,775 $ / |
37,775,802,125 $ | 108 / km2 |
| Ireland | 22. 1. 1973 | 70,285 km2 | 4,015,676 |
12,990 $ / |
52,163,631,240 $ | 57 / km2 |
| Italy | 25. 3. 1957 | 301,278 km2 | 58,103,033 |
17,650 $ / |
1,025,518,532,450 $ | 193 / km2 |
| Latvia | 1. 5. 2004 | 64,500 km2 | 2,290,237 |
1,200 $ / |
2,748,284,400 $ | 36 / km2 |
| Lithuania | 1. 5. 2004 | 65,200 km2 | 3,596,617 |
1,850 $ / |
6,653,741,450 $ | 55 / km2 |
| Luxembourg | 25. 3. 1957 | 2,586 km2 | 468,571 |
31,300 $ / |
14,666,272,300 $ | 181 / km2 |
| Malta | 1. 5. 2004 | 316 km2 | 398,534 |
8,950 $ / |
3,566,879,300 $ | 1,261 / km2 |
| Netherlands | 25. 3. 1957 | 41,863 km2 | 16,407,491 |
20,420 $ / |
335,040,966,220 $ | 392 / km2 |
| Poland | 1. 5. 2004 | 312,683 km2 | 38,635,144 |
1,885 $ / |
72,827,246,440 $ | 124 / km2 |
| Portugal | 22. 1. 1986 | 92,389 km2 | 10,566,212 |
6,320 $ / |
66,778,459,840 $ | 114 / km2 |
| Romania | 1. 1. 2007 | 237,500 km2 | 22,329,977 |
915 $ / |
20,431,928,955 $ | 94 / km2 |
| Slovakia | 1. 5. 2004 | 49,035 km2 | 5,431,363 |
2,420 $ / |
13,143,898,460 $ | 111 / km2 |
| Slovenia | 1. 5. 2004 | 20,251 km2 | 2,011,070 |
6,750 $ / |
13,574,722,500 $ | 99 / km2 |
| Spain | 22. 1. 1986 | 504,783 km2 | 40,341,462 |
12,180 $ / |
491,359,007,160 $ | 80 / km2 |
| Sweden | 22. 1. 1995 | 449,964 km2 | 9,001,774 |
22,700 $ / |
204,340,269,800 $ | 20 / km2 |
| United Kingdom | 22. 1. 1973 | 244,110 km2 | 59,553,800 |
16,300 $ / |
970,726,940,000 $ | 244 / km2 |
| Summary | 4,322,472 km2 | 485,923,087 |
15,200 $ / |
7,386,095,864,835 $ | 112 / km2 |
The European Union (EU) is a family of democratic European countries, committed to working together for peace and prosperity. It is not a State intended to replace existing states, but it is more than any other international organisation. The EU is, in fact, unique. Its Member States have set up common institutions to which they delegate some of their sovereignty so that decisions on specific matters of joint interest can be made democratically at European level.This pooling of sovereignty is also called "European integration".
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