History. In the aftermath of World War 2 Europe was divided between those countries under dominion of the USSR (and referred to as East European countries) and those countries alligned with the USA/France/Great Britain (and referred to as West European countries). This led to some strange geographical configurations, such as Greece, as you note.
No. The Middle East generally covers Egypt, the Arabian Peninsula, Iran, Turkey and Cyprus. The extend of the Greater Middle East also includes Northern Africa, Somalia, Djibouti, Comoros, the Stans and the Caucasus. Greece however, is sometimes considered part of the Near East in relation to archeology.
They were on the east of Europe
Greece is a part of Europe, and considered to be in South Europe. Europe is not a nation, but a continent.
It is located in Europe it is not part of the middle east.
Greece is included in both Southern and Western Europe. Although geographically located in South-Eastern Europe, Greece is more commonly associated with Western Europe due to the advanced Ancient Greek civilization and the inequality of modernization between Greece and Eastern Europe.
Europe is considered to be part of the western hemisphere.
Greece is part of the continent of Europe.
Greece is in Western Europe.
Yes Greece is a part of Western Europe, as well as a part of Southern Europe.
Greece has always been part of Europe.
Turkey is a country that could be considered to be a part of Europe and a part of the Middle East. A small part of Turkey is in Europe, with the rest being in Asia and could be regarded as part of the Middle East.
NO. Scandinavia is a region in the northern part of Europe. Greece is in the southern part of Europe. Greece is part of the larger region of the Balkans.