are there any 3rd world countries in europe?

Not really. I suppose (if it is Europe - itself not well defined) those coming the closest are Russia, Bulgaria, and Macedonia. Here's a site that breaks it down several ways - none include a European country: http://www.nationsonline.org/oneworld/third_world....

There are just first world and second world countries in Europe

They'll all become third world countries (along with the U.S.) if they don't re-establish incentives/rewards as part of the work ethic, and if they don't raise their birth rate, they'll all be overwhelmed by more prolific immigrant populations that they've allowed in to do the basic tasks in their societies. Within these principles, Germany is least likely to descend to third-world status and Greece is MOST LIKELY (with Spain next) because they've both become entitlement cultures that are increasingly less productive than necessary to sustain themselves.

Maybe Albania, but that's about it.