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The European Commission, established 1951, is in charge of representing the interests of the [[European Union]] as a whole. It proposes new legislation to the [[European Parliament]] as well as to the Council of the European Union. It also ensures EU law is correctly applied by member states. Each member state has a representative at the European Commission, although these representatives are obliged to keep the interests of the European Union as a whole in the forefront instead of those of their home country. | The European Commission, established 1951, is in charge of representing the interests of the [[European Union]] as a whole. It proposes new legislation to the [[European Parliament]] as well as to the Council of the European Union. It also ensures EU law is correctly applied by member states. Each member state has a representative at the European Commission, although these representatives are obliged to keep the interests of the European Union as a whole in the forefront instead of those of their home country. | ||
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[[Category:The Cultural Diplomacy Dictionary]] | [[Category:The Cultural Diplomacy Dictionary]] | ||
