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...''' ('''EET''') is a time zone used in parts of eastern and southeastern [[Europe]]. It is two hours ahead of [[Coordinated Universal Time]]. * [[Europe]] ...

...EEST''') is a summer time zone used in parts of eastern and southeastern [[Europe]]. It is three hours ahead of [[Coordinated Universal Time]]. * [[Europe]] ...

'''Black Sea''' is a sea between southeastern [[Europe]] and western [[Asia]]. It is bordered by [[Bulgaria]], [[Romania]], [[Ukra ...Black Sea is one of the main maritime regions between the Balkans, Eastern Europe, the Caucasus, Anatolia, and the eastern Mediterranean. It receives several ...

| location = [[Europe]] ...ain range in [[Europe]]. They extend across western, central, and southern Europe and form one of the main highland systems of the continent. The highest pea ...

...inland regions of central and southeastern [[Europe]].<ref name="southern-europe-geography"/> ...ay of Durrës, is Albania's principal port and one of the main ports on the southeastern Adriatic.<ref name="albania-geography"/> ...

...[[Greenland]] on its western side and [[Europe]] on its eastern side. Its southeastern edge reaches the Atlantic side of northwestern [[Africa]].<ref name="atlant The region forms the main ocean crossing between Europe and North America. It also connects the Atlantic Ocean with the [[Arctic Oc ...

'''Central European Time''' ('''CET''') is a standard time used in parts of [[Europe]]. It is one hour ahead of [[Coordinated Universal Time]] and is written as ...al and western Europe. Its use also extends into southern and southeastern Europe. National law determines whether CET applies throughout the year or only du ...

{{Short description|Peninsula in Southern Europe}} ...located on the peninsula.<ref name="italy-geography"/><ref name="southern-europe-geography"/> ...

...rmany]]. From there, it flows for 2,850 km across Central and Southeastern Europe before reaching the [[Black Sea]] through the [[Danube Delta]]. The Danube basin is the second-largest river basin in Europe. Mountain snowmelt and rainfall from the Alps influence the upper river, wh ...

...upy much of the central Aegean, while the [[Dodecanese]] extend across its southeastern part. The [[Sporades]] lie near the eastern coast of mainland Greece. The [ ...and islands supported some of the earliest urban and maritime societies in Europe. The Minoan civilization developed on Crete and used maritime routes across ...

...thians made it part of the wider route system between the Balkans, Central Europe, and the Romanian lands. [[Category:Southeastern Europe]] ...

[[Category:Southeastern Europe]] [[Category:Europe]] ...

{{Short description|Geographic and historical region of southeastern Europe}} ...ed through the lower [[Danube]] and Sava river systems.<ref name="southern-europe-geography"/><ref name="adriatic-geography"/><ref name="ionian-geography"/>< ...

...[[Anatolia]] during the late 13th century and expanded across southeastern Europe, western Asia, and northern Africa. Ottoman forces captured Constantinople ...ances, settlement, and control of routes between Anatolia and southeastern Europe. ...

{{Short description|Landlocked country in southeastern Europe}} ...[Balkans]]. Its capital and largest city is [[Skopje]].<ref name="southern-europe-geography"/> ...

...main land boundary with the rest of continental Europe.<ref name="southern-europe-geography"/> ...nditions predominate along the eastern and southern coasts, while parts of southeastern Spain have a semi-arid climate. ...

[[Category:Southeastern Europe]] [[Category:Europe]] ...

...[Ionian Islands]].<ref name="mediterranean-geography"/><ref name="southern-europe-geography"/> The Strait of Otranto forms the northern entrance to the sea between southeastern Italy and Albania. The Strait of Messina passes between Sicily and Calabria ...

[[Category:Southeastern Europe]] [[Category:Europe]] ...

...'', officially the '''Hellenic Republic''', is a country in southeastern [[Europe]]. It is located at the southern end of the [[Balkans]] and includes a main ...[[Bulgaria]], and [[Turkey]]. Its maritime position connects southeastern Europe with the eastern Mediterranean, the [[Black Sea]] region, western Asia, and ...