Hanna Hviid reported in Sermitsiaq last month[1] (in Danish) that
Inatsisartut, Greenland's parliament, plans to debate in February
whether to revert the 2023 change to Greenland's clocks. It seems like
there's a good chance something will pass. Although the details are
unclear, presumably this would affect clocks starting in fall 2026.
I found out about this by running across last month's "Iceland’s Old
Timezone Controversy Echoes in Greenland"[2], by the Iceland Review's
Michael Chapman.
[1]:
https://www.sermitsiaq.ag/samfund/pele-beskylder-udvalg-for-at-forhale-overgang-til-ny-tidszone/2303336
[2]:
https://www.icelandreview.com/news/icelands-old-timezone-controversy-echoes-in-greenland/
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