The European Union is certainly one of the most powerful and organized organizations in the world, today it brings together around 500 million people spread across 28 countries on the continent European. On the contrary, a very strange structure and certain political and economic arrangements have been made in recent years, making European legislation sometimes confusing and frustrating for some other countries. During this essay we will explain how the European Union is structured, explaining the most important institutions and how these institutions interact with each other, knowing that sometimes exceptions are made for some and not for others. Create a problem between the parties. The purpose of this essay is to understand the structure of the EU and evaluate how EU laws are applied to such an organization. We will answer these two questions based on the “Law for Business Students” written by Alix Adams and some other resources.The ParliamentThe European Parliament shares legislative and budgetary power with the Council of the Union. Elected by Parliament in 2012 (June 17), the president is Martin Schulz (S&D). The parliament has 766 members elected every five years by universal suffrage (the people) and members are distributed according to their political affiliation. They represent around 380 million people (one of the largest democratic elections in the world) and are the only ones to vote directly. elected body of the European Union.The CouncilsFirst of all, the councils are made up of two very different councils; “The Council of Ministers” and the “European Council”, these two have a similar name but are completely different. The “Council of Ministers” is made up of 28 national ministers (one for each country),... Middle of document...economic rights, as opposed to civil and political rights, should be included in the European Charter. Here again it will be suggested that social partners can play an innovative role in the development and implementation of fundamental social and labor rights.ConclusionTo conclude, if we give a broad and general overview of how the European institutions are organized and whose European laws are applied to In this area, we can first of all say that the European Union is a very strong and powerful institution, with a solid core and very influential members. It can also be noted that most of these institutions are linked to each other and therefore each institution interacts with each other. This is a very positive and strong aspect of the EU, but the problem is that political and economic pressure could impact the principals when it comes to a large solvency issue. Learn more about measurements