The EU Still Hasn't Canceled It: Clocks Will Have to Be Changed Again Next Week
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On the night from Saturday to Sunday (October 24 to 25, 2026), we will once again turn our clocks back from 3:00 to 2:00, switching to winter time. Although over 80 percent of Europeans are calling for the permanent abolition of this archaic ritual, EU plans have reached an unprecedented impasse. Instead of saving energy, time manipulation is currently causing enormous losses […] The article "Clocks Will Turn Back Next Week! Time Change Costs Mi…
This coming weekend, October 24-25, Poland and the entire European Union will return to winter time. Although the EU launched plans to completely phase out this requirement several years ago, the matter has stalled. Experts warn that this century-old practice has lost its original meaning and now generates primarily costs.
The EU still hasn't canceled it: clocks will have to be changed again next week - The transition to winter time falls on October 25th.
Last weekend in October, the clocks will be changed again in the European Union – even though the European Parliament has been calling for an end to the time change years ago. Why is that?
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