European Commission
Also known as EU commission, EC, ec.europa.eu
executive branch of the European Union
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The European Commission is the executive branch of the European Union, responsible for implementing EU laws and policies and managing day-to-day operations. It matters because it enforces EU rules across member states, proposes new legislation, and represents the EU in international negotiations.
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- commission.europa.eu
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Overview Established16 January 1958 68 years ago (1958-01-16) Country 27 member states
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