Norway turns clocks back one hour on October 25

By Erick León

Norway.— Clocks moved back one hour in the early hours of Sunday, October 25, marking the return to standard time. The change affects travel, meetings and communication across time zones.

A Vårt Oslo article published ahead of the adjustment recalled that Norway introduced a unified national time on January 1, 1895, replacing earlier differences between towns and railway schedules.

The report concerns the 2026 seasonal clock change, not a political decision to abolish it.

Source: VårtOslo.

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English translation of the original article, published October 25, 2026.

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