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Eurofighter Typhoon variants
Eurofighter Typhoon variants are defined by three labels: the production tranche, the Phase Enhancement package, and the radar fit, plus national designations like the RAF's FGR4.
Eurofins Scientific
Eurofins Scientific is a Luxembourg-registered international group of laboratory testing companies founded in Nantes, France, in 1987, now running more than 950 laboratories in 59 countries.
EUROfusion
EUROfusion, formally the European Consortium for the Development of Fusion Energy, is a consortium of 31 European fusion research organizations, created in 2014 to coordinate fusion research under Euratom and design the DEMO power plant.
EUROfusion DEMO
EUROfusion DEMO, or EU-DEMO, is Europe's planned demonstration fusion power plant, designed to deliver 300 to 500 megawatts of net electricity to the grid with a closed tritium fuel cycle.
Eurogame
Eurogame (German-style board game, Euro-style game): a tabletop game genre from 1990s Germany with indirect conflict, no player elimination, victory points, low luck; Catan (1995) is the defining example.
Eurogroup for Animals
Eurogroup for Animals, founded 1980 as Eurogroup for Animal Welfare, is a pan-European animal welfare umbrella organization uniting 100+ member groups to lobby EU institutions; secretariat of the animal welfare Intergroup and advocate of the End the Cage Age initiative.
EuroHPC Joint Undertaking
The EuroHPC Joint Undertaking (EuroHPC JU) is a legal and funding entity of the European Union, created in 2018 and based in Luxembourg, that procures supercomputers and quantum and AI infrastructure.
Eurojackpot
Eurojackpot: pan-European lottery launched 23 March 2012 in Helsinki, now in 19 countries; format 5/50 + 2/12, draws Tuesday and Friday, jackpot €10–120 million, odds 1 in 139,838,160.
Eurojet EJ200
The Eurojet EJ200 is a two-shaft afterburning turbofan engine that powers the Eurofighter Typhoon, developed by the four-nation EUROJET consortium and in service since 2003.
EuroLeague
EuroLeague (Turkish Airlines EuroLeague): Europe's top professional basketball club competition, run by club-owned Euroleague Basketball since the 2000 ULEB split from FIBA; 20 teams, 38-round round-robin, Final Four, franchise model, €3.2 billion valuation.
EuroLeague SuperCup
EuroLeague SuperCup (Euroleague Basketball SuperCup): four-team season-opening competition approved in 2026, first held 18-19 September 2026 at Etihad Arena, Abu Dhabi; Real Madrid beat Olympiacos 93-89, Walter Tavares MVP.
Euromaidan (Евромайдан)
Euromaidan (Евромайдан), or the Revolution of Dignity, was Ukraine's protest movement beginning 21 November 2013 in Kyiv after President Yanukovych postponed the EU Association Agreement; it left over 100 dead and drove Yanukovych from power in February 2014.
Euromax Terminal Rotterdam
Euromax Terminal Rotterdam is a fully automated deep-sea container terminal at Maasvlakte 1 in the Port of Rotterdam, operated by Hutchison Ports ECT and opened in September 2008.
Euromed
Euromed is a long-distance train service of the Spanish operator Renfe, running since June 1997 between Barcelona, València, and Alicante along the 523 km Mediterranean Corridor.
EuroMillions
EuroMillions is a nine-country European lottery drawn Tuesdays and Fridays in Paris since 13 February 2004; players pick 5 of 50 plus 2 Lucky Stars, with 1-in-139,838,160 jackpot odds, a €17 million starting jackpot, and a €250 million cap.
Euronews
Euronews is a pan-European multilingual news network launched 1 January 1993 by 11 EBU broadcasters to counter CNN. Now Alpac Capital-owned (97.6%), it runs 13 language editions in 19 languages, receives EU Multimedia Actions funding, and reaches over 400 million monthly users.
Euronext
Euronext N.V. is a pan-European exchange group created in 2000 by merging the Amsterdam, Brussels, and Paris exchanges, the first cross-border exchange in Europe, now operating markets in eight countries.
Euronymous
Euronymous, stage name of Øystein Aarseth (1968–1993), Norwegian guitarist who co-founded Mayhem, ran Oslo's Helvete shop and Deathlike Silence Productions, and was murdered by Varg Vikernes in 1993.
Europa
Europa, the original Greek name of Europe, is the second-smallest continent, a peninsula of Eurasia with 49 sovereign states and its eastern border at the Ural Mountains.
Europa (1991 film)
Europa (1991), released as Zentropa in the US, is Lars von Trier's Danish postwar drama-thriller concluding his Europe trilogy; it won three 1991 Cannes prizes and stars Jean-Marc Barr and Barbara Sukowa.
Europa (moon)
Europa (Jupiter II) is Jupiter's smallest Galilean moon, an icy body about 90 percent the size of Earth's Moon that likely holds a global salty ocean beneath its ice.
Europa (Εὐρώπη) (consort of Zeus)
Europa (Εὐρώπη), Greek mythological Phoenician princess, daughter of Agenor or Phoenix, sister of Cadmus, carried off by Zeus as a white bull to Crete; mother of Minos, Rhadamanthys, and Sarpedon; eponym of the continent Europe.
Europa Clipper
Europa Clipper, also known as the Europa Multiple-Flyby Mission, is a NASA spacecraft launched in 2024 to investigate the habitability of Europa, Jupiter's icy ocean moon.
Europa Europa
Europa Europa (Hitlerjunge Salomon) is Agnieszka Holland's 1990 French-German film adapted from Salomon Perel's autobiography about a German Jew surviving the Holocaust in the Hitler Youth; it won the 1992 Golden Globe for Best Foreign Language Film.
Europa Imaging System
The Europa Imaging System (EIS) is the visible-light camera suite on NASA's Europa Clipper spacecraft, built to map about 90 percent of Europa at better than 100 meters per pixel.
Europa Island
Europa Island (Île Europa), largest of the French Scattered Islands at 30 km², is a low coralline atoll in the Mozambique Channel, a TAAF territory with major green turtle and seabird colonies and a 127,300 km² EEZ.
Europa Lander
Europa Lander is a proposed NASA mission concept to land on Jupiter's icy moon Europa, excavate surface material, and analyze it for biosignatures, signs of past or present life.
Europa point
Europa Point FC is a Gibraltar football club founded in 2014 by John Gontier, playing in the Gibraltar Football League at Victoria Stadium; Second Division champions 2015/16, owned since 2022 by a Swedish consortium led by Pär Magnus Roos.
Europa Report
Europa Report (2013) is a found-footage science fiction film directed by Sebastián Cordero, written by Philip Gelatt, about six astronauts on a privately funded mission to Jupiter's moon Europa who lose contact with Earth.
Europa Universalis
Europa Universalis is Paradox Interactive's grand strategy series, adapted from a 2000 board game, covering early modern history from 1337 onward; entries include EU4 (2013) and EU5 (November 2025).