Icloud calenadr sync with outlook is 1 hour earlier

hello
i have icloud calendar sync with my outlook
after changing clock to summer time it stopped working properly.
when creating appointment on outlook it sync fine but when creating new one on iphone device it sync to outlook 1 hour earlier.
i tried to change location to near country but with no luck.
any solution for this?

bruce1964,
Are your Mac, go to the Date & Time preferences. Is it set to set date and time automatically, and pulling time information from Apple Americas/U.S. Time?
Is the Time Zone correct?
Hope this helps,
Nathan C.

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