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...ad of [[Coordinated Universal Time]]. When it is 12:00 UTC, the local time in a UTC+2 area is 14:00. ...a|Mediterranean]] region. It is also used as a daylight saving time offset in areas that normally use [[UTC+1]] during standard time. ...

...ad of [[Coordinated Universal Time]]. When it is 12:00 UTC, the local time in a UTC+1 area is 13:00. UTC+1 is used as a standard time in parts of [[Europe]] and [[Africa]]. It is commonly connected with [[Central European Time]] a ...

'''Central European Summer Time''' ('''CEST''') is the summer time used in countries and territories that normally use [[Central European Time]]. It uses the ti ...s of [[Europe]] during the daylight saving time period. It is connected to countries that use Central European Time during the standard time period. ...

'''Central European Time''' ('''CET''') is a standard time used in parts of [[Europe]]. It is one hour ahead of [[Coordinated Universal Time]] and is written as ...al and western Europe. Its use also extends into southern and southeastern Europe. National law determines whether CET applies throughout the year or only du ...

Daylight saving time is mainly used in Europe and North America. Other regions remain on standard time throughout the yea ...New Zealand entomologist George Vernon Hudson presented a formal proposal in 1895. ...

'''Germany''' (German: ''Deutschland'') is a country in Central Europe. It borders [[Denmark]] to the north, [[Poland]] and the [[Czech Republic]] In 1871, following the Franco-Prussian War, the German Empire was proclaimed in Versailles. This marked the first unification of most German-speaking terri ...

...area that uses the same standard time. Time zones are used so that clocks in different regions can reflect local daylight, civil administration, transpo Not all countries use daylight saving time. In places where it is used, the start and end dates may differ by country or r ...

{{Short description|Country in Central Europe}} ...officially the '''Slovak Republic''', is a landlocked country in [[Central Europe]]. It borders [[Czechia]], [[Poland]], [[Ukraine]], [[Hungary]], and [[Aust ...

| region = [[Western Europe]] ...ium''', officially the '''Kingdom of Belgium''', is a country in [[Western Europe]]. It is bordered by the [[Netherlands]] to the north, [[Germany]] to the e ...

...rmany]]. From there, it flows for 2,850 km across Central and Southeastern Europe before reaching the [[Black Sea]] through the [[Danube Delta]]. ...countries. Its drainage basin covers 801,463 km² and extends into nineteen countries. The Danube provides a continuous inland water route between the Black Fore ...

...twerp''' is a city and municipality in northern [[Belgium]]. It is located in [[Flanders]] and is the capital of [[Antwerp Province]]. The city stands on Antwerp lies in northern Belgium near the border with the [[Netherlands]]. The city is buil ...

| height = 2.00 m (6 ft 7 in) ...= Two years' imprisonment in the [[United Kingdom]]; one year imprisonment in the [[United States]] ...

...f Liechtenstein''', is a landlocked country in [[Central Europe]]. It lies in the [[Alps]], with [[Switzerland]] to its west and south and [[Austria]] to Most of Liechtenstein's population lives in the Rhine valley, which occupies the western part of the country. The Rhine ...

...ly the '''Republic of Switzerland''', is a landlocked country in [[Central Europe]]. It borders [[France]], [[Germany]], [[Austria]], [[Liechtenstein]], and ...n Europe made it an important route between western, central, and southern Europe. ...

{{Short description|Landlocked country in southeastern Europe}} ...[Balkans]]. Its capital and largest city is [[Skopje]].<ref name="southern-europe-geography"/> ...

...d financial reporting across the euro area. It is the official currency of countries including [[France]], [[Italy]], [[Greece]], and other European states that ...the former national currencies of the first participating states remained in physical circulation, while their exchange rates against the euro were fixe ...

...rivers enter the northern Aegean. The [[Vardar River]], known as the Axios in Greece, crosses [[North Macedonia]] and northern Greece before entering the ...hes and wetlands have developed in sheltered coastal areas. Seagrass grows in shallow water where the seabed receives sufficient light. ...

{{Short description|Country in Eastern Europe and northern Asia}} ...sia''', officially the '''Russian Federation''', is a country in [[Eastern Europe]] and northern [[Asia]]. It extends from the Baltic and Black Sea regions a ...

{{Short description|Country in southeastern Europe}} ..., officially the '''Republic of Albania''', is a country in southeastern [[Europe]]. It is located on the western side of the [[Balkans|Balkan Peninsula]] an ...