Daylight Saving Time has ended: the clocks have gone back one hour

This is likely to start discussions about the pros and cons of this measure once again, as the end of the time change at the EU level is still a long time away. The ball is still in the court of the EU Council of Ministers, which last discussed scrapping the twice-yearly time change in June 2019; Transport ministers are responsible.

In March 2019, the European Parliament voted by a large majority to abolish daylight saving time. However, a majority of member states must still agree for this to become a reality. However, the current presidency of the Spanish Council has no corresponding plans, council departments told APA.

(Source: APA)