Last night, they did not change the clocks. A European country abandoned the time change 60 years ago.

Iceland has permanently adopted Greenwich Mean Time since 1968, eliminating seasonal clock changes. This decision affects time differences with countries like Poland, varying by season. The EU is currently reviewing the necessity of daylight saving time, with studies assessing its impact on health, economy, and public transport. Critics argue that clock changes disrupt natural rhythms and can lead to health issues and accidents. Despite ongoing discussions, EU countries continue to observe the current time change regulations, leaving uncertainty about future changes.