The EU is just the European Union. Any countries of Europe can apply to receive EU membership if they qualify. The EU (or Euro) zone is the collection of member countries which share the currency the Euro. The Euro is now compulsory for all EU members, except the UK and Denmark which have opted out but may join in the future.
No. Europe wanted to unite so they made the EU.
EU is the abbreviation for Europe. Europe was the 2nd Area in the World to be named. First Asia then Europe.
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The European Economic Community, or EEC, was founded in 1957 by 6 countries. It now has 27 members and is known as the European Union. So there is no real difference as such. The EU is just the modern name for what was the EEC.
The EU is not anywhere. It is an organisation, not a place. It is an organisation that has 28 different countries as members, all from Europe. The countries in Europe that are members of the EU are:GermanyFranceUKIrelandSpainItalyBelgiumNetherlandsLuxembourgAustriaHungarySwedenFinlandDenmarkEstoniaLatviaLithuaniaPolandGreeceRomaniaBulgariaCyprusCzech RepublicMaltaPortugalSlovakiaSloveniaCroatia
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They differ both in membership and purpose. Council of Europe consists of the ministers of various policy areas and is a legislative body. European Council consists of heads of states and is responsible for guiding the general political direction of the EU.
Seeing that EU stands for 'European Union' it seems hardly likely that India would be in it. Look at a world map to see the relationship between India and Europe.
Australia has never been part of The EU. It is not even in Europe.
Europe that is why it is called the European Union - EU
Europe sought a united Europe, which is why they created organizations such as the EU, the Council of Europe, the Western European Union (now deceased), etc.