# Europe United Party > political party **Wikidata**: [Q10752456](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q10752456) **Wikipedia**: [English](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Europe_United_Party) **Source**: https://4ort.xyz/entity/europe-united-party ## Summary Europe United Party is a political party that advocates for the federalisation of the European Union. Founded on 15 April 2005, it maintains a multilingual online presence and is distinguished by its specific ideological focus and limited Wikipedia sitelink count. ## Key Facts - **Instance of:** political party - **Inception date:** 2005-04-15 - **Website:** http://www.europeunited.eu/ - **Freebase ID:** /m/0bhcjyn - **Political ideology:** federalisation of the European Union - **Wikipedia title:** Europe United Party - **Wikidata description:** political party - **Sitelink count:** 4 - **Different from:** Q16620326 (a distinct Wikidata entity) - **Wikipedia language editions:** ca, en, es, pl - **Related class:** political party — organization that seeks to influence government policy and actions and be elected to directly take part in government or legislation (sitelink_count: 181) ## FAQs **What is Europe United Party?** Europe United Party is a political party whose primary goal is to promote the federalisation of the European Union. It is classified as an instance of a political party, which is an organization that seeks to influence government policy and participate in legislation. **When was Europe United Party founded?** The party was founded on 15 April 2005, as recorded in its inception date. **What is the party’s website?** Its official website is http://www.europeunited.eu/. **What ideology does Europe United Party uphold?** The party’s political ideology is the federalisation of the European Union. **In which language editions of Wikipedia does Europe United Party appear?** It has entries in the Catalan (ca), English (en), Spanish (es), and Polish (pl) Wikipedias. **How many sitelinks does Europe United Party have across Wikimedia projects?** The party’s sitelink count is 4. **What entity is Europe United Party explicitly different from?** It is marked as different from the Wikidata item Q16620326. **What class does Europe United Party belong to, and how is that class defined?** It belongs to the class “political party,” defined as an organization that seeks to influence government policy and actions and be elected to directly take part in government or legislation; this class has a sitelink count of 181. ## Why It Matters Europe United Party matters because it represents a specific political current within Europe that advocates for a deeper political union through the federalisation of the EU. Its presence in multiple language editions of Wikipedia indicates an effort to reach diverse linguistic audiences across the continent. By promoting a clear ideological stance, the party contributes to the broader debate on the future structure and governance of the European Union, offering voters a distinct option focused on institutional reform. ## Notable For - Advocating the federalisation of the European Union as its core political ideology. - Maintaining a dedicated website (http://www.europeunited.eu/) since its founding in 2005. - Being represented in four separate Wikipedia language editions (Catalan, English, Spanish, Polish). - Having a low sitelink count of 4, indicating a limited but focused presence across Wikimedia projects. - Being explicitly differentiated from the Wikidata entity Q16620326, highlighting its distinct identity. ## Body ### Overview Europe United Party is classified as an instance of a political party. As such, it falls under the broader definition of an organization that seeks to influence government policy and actions and aims to be elected to directly participate in government or legislation. This class itself is noted for having a sitelink count of 181 across Wikimedia projects. ### Founding and Identification The party was officially founded on 15 April 2005. This date is recorded as its inception. Its unique identifier in the Freebase knowledge base is /m/0bhcjyn. The party’s official online presence is hosted at http://www.europeunited.eu/. In Wikidata, it is described simply as a “political party.” ### Online Presence and Digital Footprint Europe United Party’s website serves as its primary digital hub. Across Wikimedia projects, the party accumulates a sitelink count of 4, meaning it is linked from four distinct language‑specific project pages. These correspond to the Wikipedia editions in Catalan, English, Spanish, and Polish. ### Ideology and Goals The party’s political ideology is explicitly defined as the federalisation of the European Union. This stance sets it apart from other political entities that may advocate for different forms of European integration or national sovereignty. ### Linguistic Reach Europe United Party appears in four language editions of Wikipedia: Catalan (ca), English (en), Spanish (es), and Polish (pl). This multilingual presence reflects an intention to engage with speakers of these major European languages. ### Relationships and Distinctions The party is explicitly marked as different from the Wikidata item Q16620326, indicating that it is a separate entity from whatever Q16620326 represents. No further details about Q16620326 are provided in the source material, but the distinction is recorded to avoid conflation. ### Classification and Related Concepts As an instance of the class “political party,” Europe United Party inherits the definition of that class: an organization that seeks to influence government policy and actions and be elected to directly take part in government or legislation. The class itself is noted for having a sitelink count of 181, underscoring the broad coverage of political parties across Wikimedia projects. No additional properties such as founders, membership numbers, or electoral results are supplied in the source material, so the entry is limited to the facts given. ## References 1. Freebase Data Dumps. 2013