The Globalist

The world’s two billion-person nations continue to stick to one time zone each.

How the United States ended up with one of the highest numbers of time zones for a single country.

The world’s largest country has 11 time zones across its hemispheric span.

No longer a prime meridian country, the former empire still reigns with a dozen time zones.

Being the largest country by land area helps keep Russia one of the world’s big breadbowl economies.