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Czech Republic to Continue Daylight Saving Time for Five More Years; Minister Advocates for Permanent Winter Time
Daylight saving time changes are set to continue in the Czech Republic for another five years, until 2031, with summer time beginning on the last Sunday of March and ending on the last Sunday of October, though Minister Šťastný disagrees and advocates for permanent winter time.
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