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Europe usually refers to Europe, a peninsula in the west of Eurasia. In light of this, it may also refer to;
- Continental Europe, the "mainland" of Europe excluding some or all islands surrounding it.
- European Union, a supranational entity comprising 27 nations which are located mostly on this peninsula
- Europa (mythology), an ancient Greek myth surrounding the name of Europe
- Other usage, the name of which derives from above, includes
- Europe (magazine), a literary journal founded in 1923 by Romain Rolland
- Europa (rocket), the first European space launch vehicle by multinational consortium European Launcher Development Organisation in 1960s-1970s, program of that was cancelled after few (and all) unsuccessful launches
- Europe (anthem), the national anthem of the Republic of Kosovo, adopted in June 2008
- James Reese Europe (1881 – 1919), an eminent American ragtime and early jazz bandleader, arranger, and composer
- Europe (band), a Swedish hard rock and glam metal band
- Europe (album), the debut album by the Swedish hard rock band of the same name
- Europe (dinghy), a one-person dinghy designed in 1960
- UEFA Champions League (formerly named the European Cup), an annual club football competition
- The European, a defunct newspaper in the United Kingdom.
- European Aviation Air Charter, an airline
- WWE European Championship, an inactive title in world wrestling entertainment (1997-2002)
- Europe (story) A short story by Henry James
- See also
