Published 27 days ago

Central European summer time has begun

Summary by Die Presse

On the night of Easter Sunday, it was that time again: the clocks were set forward. Since the vote on abolishing time changes, the issue has been up to EU transport ministers.

0 Articles

All

Left

Center

Right

Die Presse

Central European summer time has begun

On the night of Easter Sunday, it was that time again: the clocks were set forward. Since the vote on abolishing time changes, the issue has been up to EU transport ministers.

26 days ago·Vienna, Austria

Read Full Article

Salzburger Nachrichten

Central European summer time has begun

Summer time (CEST) began on Sunday night. In Austria, too, the clocks were presented punctually at 2 a.m. at 3 a.m., and the night was 60 minutes shorter. Standard time (CET) is switched to the last weekend in October. It is still unclear how things will continue in the EU with the abolition of the time change, which has been decided in and of itself. The ball is still in the hands of the EU Council of Ministers, and the transport ministers are …

27 days ago·Salzburg, Austria

Read Full Article