In the early hours of Sunday, October 25, Latvia moves from daylight saving time to winter (standard) time by turning clocks back one hour. Cyprus and Bulgaria also make the same seasonal adjustment, effectively marking the end of daylight saving time.
The articles frame the change as a practical clock-setting event for the public. Latvia’s report highlights the timing as occurring overnight into Sunday, while Cyprus specifies the shift occurs at 3am to 2am, and Bulgaria states clocks are turned back at 4 a.m. to reflect the transition to standard time.
Together, the sources agree that the region is observing the annual “clocks back” switch that changes local time and, in everyday terms, provides an extra hour of sleep or more predictable standard-time scheduling.
