North Korea's recent abandonment of the Juche calendar in favor of the Gregorian system signals a minor yet notable shift towards global norms of time-keeping.
The use of different calendars points to the diverse identities and traditions across the globe, which coexist alongside the widespread adoption of the Gregorian calendar.
Despite the prevalence of globalisation, preserving cultural distinctions, including various calendar systems, remains significant and contributes to the identity of nations.
The differing calendar systems serve not just a practical purpose but also reflect the political and cultural narratives that shape how societies perceive their history.
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