New Europe (1195 bytes)
1: ...ysts in the [[United States]] to describe eastern European (and in most cases, [[post-communism|post-Commu...
3: ...y opposed the war on Iraq, just as in the rest of Europe.
5: ...ked about the fact that over 70% of the people in Europe were opposed to the Iraq invasion, replied:
7: ...s Germany and France. I don't. I think that's old Europe."''
9: ...of their pending membership in [[NATO]] and the [[European Union]].

Europe first (3280 bytes)
3: ...esources to subdue [[Germany]] and [[Italy]] in [[Europe]] first, and fight a holding action against [[Jap...
5: ... and more dangerous power, and the United States' European allies were forced by geography to focus there.
7: ...ps|air force]] it was raising to fight Germany in Europe and Africa as soon as it was ready. The campaign ...

Old Europe (3582 bytes)
1: '''Old Europe''' is a term used differently by politicians and ...
5: ... a comment, that more than 70% of the people in [[Europe]] were not in favour of the war in [[Iraq]]:
7: ...many and France]]. I don't. I think that's '''old Europe'''.''"
9: ...rk]], [[Portugal]] and the newly joined [[Central Europe]]an states. In other words - everywhere but Fran...
13: ... Rumsfeld's usage of "Old Europe", the term [[New Europe]] also appeared, another one that reveals the poi...

Europe (20019 bytes)
1: ...t the continent. For alternative meanings, see: [[Europe (disambiguation)]]''
3: ... can be seen in this satellite composite image of Europe]]
5: ...(for more detailed description see [[Geography of Europe]]).
7: In terms of [[area]], Europe is the world's second smallest continent, with an...
9: ... after [[Asia]] and [[Africa]]. The population of Europe in 2003 was estimated to be 799,466,000: roughly ...

Council of Europe (8190 bytes)
1: ...cil of Europe.jpg|333px|thumb|right|The Palace of Europe in Strasbourg]]
2: ...he [[Europe]]an region. Membership is open to all European states which accept the principle of the [[rule...
4: ... in [[1950]], which serves as the basis for the [[European Court of Human Rights]].
6: ...sity Palace, it is now domiciled in the Palace of Europe on the outskirts of the city centre.
8: ... is a separate organisation and not part of the [[European Union]].

Central Europe (8048 bytes)
1: {{Infobox European regions|
2: Map=Central-Europe-map.png|
17: '''Central Europe''' is the central region of [[Europe]]. There are no physical landmarks that would com...
19: ... the [[Cold War]] terms ''Eastern'' and ''Western Europe''. It may be seen in historical and cultural cont...
21: ... eastern by Western Europe and western by Eastern Europe.

Continental Europe (581 bytes)
1: ...ntinent]] of [[Europe]], explicitly excluding the European [[island]]s and [[peninsula]]e.
3: ...h language|English]]-speaking mind, ''Continental Europe'' (often simply called ''the Continent'' by the B...
9: [[Category:Europe]]

Southern Europe (2981 bytes)
1: {{Infobox European regions|
2: Map=Southern-Europe-map.png|
16: ...f [[Europe]]. It is also known as [[Mediterranean Europe]], after the bordering sea, the [[Mediterranean S...
24: ... Italy is sometimes seen as being part of Central Europe due to common culture, geography and history with...
26: ...it is part of France, it is part of the [[Western Europe]] region.

Live in Europe (2850 bytes)
2: ...lor="darkturquoise" style="color:black"|''Live in Europe''
4: ...3"|[[Image:Creedence Clearwater Revival - Live in Europe.jpg|225px|Album cover]]
35: |''[[Live in Europe]]''<br />([[1973]])
38: '''''Live in Europe''''' is a live [[album]] by [[American]] band [[C...

Mythic Europe (2294 bytes)
1: ... as is the "history." It's sometimes defined as "Europe the way medieval people believed it to be."
5: In broad strokes, Mythic Europe is defined by the following "mythic" elements: t...
7: Note that Mythic Europe isn't "Mythic" ''because'' the people believed th...

Economy of Europe (18981 bytes)
2: |+ <Big> '''Economy of Europe''' </big>
36: ... for entire nations, not just the portions within Europe.</small>
41: ... [[GDP]]s and living standards, many of [[Eastern Europe]]'s economies are emerging from the collapse of t...
43: ...[[United States of America]] and [[Japan]]. The [[European Union]] is the world's largest economy, surpass...
48: ...uropean states stalling, but in the run-up to WW2 Europe had recovered well, and was competing with the ev...

History of Europe (37252 bytes)
1: ...e discusses the [[history]] of the continent of [[Europe]].
4: ...und: #ccf; text-align: center;" | '''[[History of Europe]]'''
8: | [[Prehistoric Europe]]
16: | [[Early Modern Europe]]
18: | [[Modern Europe]]

Chrysler Europe (2228 bytes)
1: ... These entities were combined to form '''Chrysler Europe'''. British built cars were badged as Chryslers, ...
5: ...as sold in France as the Simca 1307. It was voted European Car of the Year for 1976. Two years later, the ...
9: ... home in the [[United States]], sold the troubled European operation to [[Peugeot]], who rebadged all the ...

Concert of Europe (2172 bytes)
1: ...ope''' describes the broad co-operation between [[Europe]]'s great [[power (international)|powers]] after ...
5: ...e political ''status quo'' in western and central Europe to the extent of armed intervention against revol...
11: Fatally weakened by the European revolutionary upheavals of [[1848]] with their ...
12: [[Category:European history]]

Northern Europe (2039 bytes)
1: ...urope''' is a name for the northern part of the [[European]] continent. At different times this region ha...
7: ... everything not near this sea was termed Northern Europe, including [[Germany]], much of [[France]], the [...
9: In a [[European Union]] context, [[Denmark]], [[Sweden]], [[Fin...
13: ...much history and many common traits with Northern Europe.
18: [[Category:Northern Europe|Northern Europe]]

Northeastern Europe (713 bytes)
3: '''Northeastern Europe''' is a compromise terminology to refer to the [[...
5: ...nsidered to be part of former communist [[Eastern Europe]].
6: ...re many reasons to see them as part of [[Northern Europe]]:
7: ...Sea|Baltic Sea Region]] and neighbouring northern European [[Finland]] shares a similar history with the B...

NFL Europe (4021 bytes)
2: [[Image:NFLEurope.png|none|NFL Europe logo]]
6: ...FL Europe had 10 teams: six American teams, three European teams, and one Canadian team. The top two teams...
8: ...t of [[American football]] is relatively new to [[Europe]], the apparent popularity of the league and the ...
10: ...f these players and their coaches while living in Europe are assumed by the league.
12: ...th, and a requirement that at least one player of European extraction participate in at least every other ...

BBC TV Europe (543 bytes)
1: ...] and [[cable television|cable]] in [[continental Europe]].
3: ...c news bulletins ''Six O'Clock News'' as well as regional news from [[London]].

Chess in Europe (2566 bytes)
3: ...ethod of the entry of '''chess''' into western '''Europe''' is unknown, however linguistic evidence sugges...
7: ...rently suggests, indicating that the game entered Europe perhaps as early as [[900]] AD.

CNBC Europe (2480 bytes)
3: !colspan=2 align=center bgcolor="#BFDFFF"|CNBC Europe
5: |colspan=2 align=center|[[image:CNBC Europe.png]]
13: ...Web Address:||[http://www.cnbceurope.com/ www.cnbceurope.com]
26: ... of [[NBC]] and [[Dow Jones & Company]], is the [[Europe]]an version of Consumer News and Business Channel...
28: ...port", and "Capital Ideas". At the weekends, CNBC Europe broadcasts sports programming such as golf and te...

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