The US is making a fundamental change to its timekeeping practices. The House of Representatives approved a bill to make daylight saving time permanent, paving the way for clocks across the country to be set one hour ahead year-round.
The decision is seen as a step that will put an end to years of debate over daylight saving time in the US. The bill passed by the House still requires Senate approval to take effect.
Turkey, on the other hand, has been using daylight saving time for 10 years. The country has kept its clocks fixed without changing them for summer and winter since 2016.