Using UK time, here is a quick rundown of when (some very select) countries will ring in the new year: Kiribati -10:00 GMT New Zealand 11:00 GMT Most of Australia's east coast 13:00 GMT North Korea, South Korea and Japan- 15:00 GMT Taiwan, Hong Kong and China 16:00 GMT Thailand 17:00 GMT India and Sri Lanka 18:30 GMT Russia 21:00 GMT
That said, he is still following his old club as well. In an interview with RTL, as captured by @iMiaSanMia, he said: "The team is very well-equipped, and the coaching staff with Vincent Kompany is doing an outstanding job. It's a joy to watch them play. I haven't watched all the games, but I've gotten a good impression. It's been fantastic so far, and I hope things will continue this way."
A-ha, the easiest fill-in question on a Friday ever. Are you just watching Game 6, which could be the final game of the "2025 Championship Season," or is there something more topically relevant also going on? Are you perhaps combining the two, somehow? (If you're towards the East Coast and have kiddos, the candy-gathering is probably done before the game starts;
Unlikely but true, France does indeed have 12 different time zones. But there is no need to change your watch if you're travelling from Paris to Toulouse. Question: I read that France has 12 different time zones - how is this possible? It's true, France does have 12 different time zones. In fact (pub quiz fact alert) France has the largest number of time zones of any country in the world, beating the USA and Russia which have 11 each.
