World Timetable

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Asian time

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Beijing, capital of People's Republic of China

UTC+8 (East 8)
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UTC+8 (East 8)
Japanese

Tōkyō, capital of Japan

UTC+9 (E-9)
South Korea (Republic of Korea)

Hanseong, old name of Seoul as traditional capital of Korea and capital of South Korea

UTC+9 (E-9)
Vietnam

Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

UTC+7 (East 7)
Thailand

Bangkok, capital of Thailand

UTC+7 (East 7)
Malaysia

Kuala Lumpur, capital of Malaysia

UTC+8 (East 8)
Singaporean

Singapore City

UTC+8 (East 8)
Kazakhstan

Astana, capital of Kazakhstan

UTC+5 (Eastern 5)
Afghanistan

Kabul, capital of Afghanistan

UTC+4:30 (Four Point Five East)
United Arab Emirates (UAE)

Dubai

UTC+4 (East 4)
Saudi Arabia

Riyadh, capital of Saudi Arabia

UTC+3 (Sector East)
India

New Delhi, capital of India

UTC+5:30 (Five Points Five East)

Americas (North)

Canadian

Ottawa, capital of Canada

UTC-5 (Region V West)
Canadian

Toronto, capital of Ontario, Canada

UTC-5 (Region V West)
Canadian

Vancouver (city in Canada)

UTC-8 (West 8)
United States Eastern Time (EST)

New York, Washington, etc.

UTC-5 (Region V West)
Central Time (CST)

Chicago, Houston, etc.

UTC-6 (Sector West VI)
U.S. Mountain Time (MST)

Salt Lake City, Denver, etc.

UTC-7 (West VII)
Pacific Time (PST)

San Francisco, Los Angeles, etc.

UTC-8 (West 8)
Alaska Time (AKST)

Alaska, US state

UTC-9 (WKCD)
Hawaii Time (HST)

Hawaii, Aleutian Islands

UTC-10 (Westerplatte)
Mexico

Mexico City, capital of Mexico

UTC-6 (Sector West VI)

Americas (South)

Brazilian

Brasilia, capital of Brazil

UTC-3 (Sector West III)
Argentina

Buenos Aires, capital of Argentina

UTC-3 (Sector West III)

Europe (East)

Hungary

Budapest, capital of Hungary

UTC+1 (Region I East)
Czech Republic

Prague, capital of Czech Republic

UTC+1 (Region I East)
Belarus

Kiev, capital of Ukraine

UTC+2 (Region II East)
Georgia

Moscow, capital of Russia

UTC+3 (Sector East)

Europe (South)

Portugal

Lisbon, capital of Portugal

UTC (Zero Time Zone)
Spanish

Madrid, capital of Spain

UTC+1 (Region I East)
Italy

Rome, capital of Italy

UTC+1 (Region I East)
Greece

Athens, capital of Greece

UTC+2 (Region II East)

Europe (West)

United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

London, capital of United Kingdom

UTC (Zero Time Zone)
Irish

Dublin, capital of Ireland

UTC (Zero Time Zone)
French

Paris, capital of France

UTC+1 (Region I East)
Belgium

Brussels, capital of Belgium

UTC+1 (Region I East)
the Netherlands

Amsterdam, capital of Netherlands

UTC+1 (Region I East)

Europe (North)

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Helsinki (Swedish Helsingfors), capital of Finland

UTC+1 (Region II East)
Sweden

Stockholm, capital of Sweden

UTC+1 (Region I East)
Denmark

Copenhagen or København, capital of Denmark

UTC+1 (Region I East)

continent

Morocco

Casablanca (Morocco's economic capital)

UTC (Zero Time Zone)
Egypt

Cairo, capital of Egypt

UTC+2 (Region II East)
South Africa

Johannesburg, South Africa

UTC+2 (Region II East)

Oceania

Australia

Sydney, capital of New South Wales, Australia

UTC+10 (Eastern Decade)

Introduction to World Time and Daylight Saving Time:

1. World time generally refers to the current time in different regions around the globe.

2. The globe is divided into 24 time zones, with each zone differing by one hour. Time in the Eastern Longitude zones is earlier than GMT, while time in the Western Longitude zones is later than GMT.

3. Daylight Saving Time (DST), also known as "summer time" or "summer hours," is a system in which local time is artificially adjusted to conserve energy.

4. The implementation period for Daylight Saving Time varies by country and region. Generally, it begins in the spring and ends in the summer. Specific dates and times are typically determined and announced by national governments or relevant agencies based on local conditions.