Clocks turned back one hour from summer time Slovenia 25. October, 2020 Updated: 13. November, 2020 (Photo: Demokracija archive) Clocks in Slovenia were turned back one hour at 3am on Sunday as the country switched back from daylight saving time. Two years after the European Commission proposed the abolishment of clock-turning, member states are yet to reach agreement. Share Tagsclocksummer time Please enable JavaScript to view the comments powered by Disqus. Latest news Focus The Office of the President is being disingenuous and claims that the person in the car in which Nataša Pirc Musar was travelling, and... 6. August, 2026 Columnists (COLUMN) Political police for beginners! 6. August, 2026 Columnists (COLUMN) Imaginary guardians of democracy 5. August, 2026 Columnists (COLUMN) When the judiciary is the central problem of the state 5. August, 2026 Related news Focus The Office of the President is being disingenuous and claims that the person in the car in which Nataša Pirc Musar was travelling, and... 6. August, 2026 Important The government sets guidelines for the 2026 budget rebalance: Stability without new taxes 4. August, 2026 Important Assembly for the Republic on the indictment against Pačnik: The indictment is offensive and incompatible with Slovenia’s constitutional order 4. August, 2026 Focus The public finance collapse left behind by the previous government is even more monstrous than we thought 3. August, 2026