What physical countries are the United States and the European Union?

In a big way, the political system of the United States has no monarch, and it is a country with a * * * system.

The United States is characterized by the separation of powers, but in the three major institutions of administration, legislation and justice, the president who holds administrative and military power is the core.

Therefore, the political system of the United States is "the president and the system".

The EU is not a country, but an international organization, but all good things must come to an end. On June 365438+1October 3 1 day, 2020, after years of negotiations, Britain, an important member of the EU, withdrew from the EU, and the number of EU members was reduced from 28 to 27.

They are: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain and Sweden.

Advantages of EU countries

The main goal of the establishment of the European Union is to strengthen cooperation and exchanges among member States and promote the economic and social development of all countries.

As a citizen of the European Union, you can live, work, live and study freely in 27 member states.

In addition to the 27 member States of the EU, the EU has also signed bilateral agreements with Switzerland, Iceland, Norway and Liechtenstein, which can conduct free trade with EU member States.

The treaty also stipulates that holders of EU passports can also live, work, live and study freely in these four countries.

Member States joining the EU can enjoy many preferential policies, such as:

1. Free trade among member countries (tariff is 0)

2. Tariffs are consistent with foreign countries, and foreign trade status is consistent.

3. Citizens of any EU member state can live and work freely in EU member states;

4. Citizens of any EU country can vote in local elections and European Parliament elections;

5. Free flow of funds among Member States;

6. Large-scale environmental policy cooperation within the EU;

7. Formulating consistent policies for reception and immigration;

8. Surcharge tax, consumption tax, etc.

These are the answers to your questions.