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Time Is to Change for the Next Five Years, ŠťAstný Advocates Permanent Winter Time | ČeskéNoviny.cz

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Prague - The time change will continue for the next five years. By 2031, summer time should start, as it has so far, on the last Sunday in March and last until the last Sunday in October. This follows from a draft regulation that the government will approve. The time change in the EU was supposed to end in 2019, but the member states did not agree on a uniform setting. Minister for Prevention and Sports Boris Šťastný (Motorists) does not agree w…
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Prague - The time change will continue for the next five years. By 2031, summer time should start, as it has so far, on the last Sunday in March and last until the last Sunday in October. This follows from a draft regulation that the government will approve. The time change in the EU was supposed to end in 2019, but the member states did not agree on a uniform setting. Minister for Prevention and Sports Boris Šťastný (Motorists) does not agree w…

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ceskenoviny.cz broke the news on Saturday, August 8, 2026.
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