Daylight Saving Time Begins Sunday in Hungary

Daylight Saving Time will begin early Sunday morning in Hungary, meaning clocks will be set forward by one hour, resulting in one less hour of sleep but potentially more sunshine.

27 Mar, 13:43 — 27 Mar, 20:51

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Why this matters

The biannual clock change, known as Daylight Saving Time (DST), is a practice observed in many countries to make better use of daylight. While intended to save energy and improve safety, it has also been a subject of debate regarding its actual benefits and potential disruptions to sleep patterns and daily life.

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