With just three years of European Union membership under its belt, Slovenia will take on the EU presidency today (1 January) landing itself a highly politicised agenda.
Of all the issues that the small ex-Yugoslav state will have to deal with over the next six months, two are set to dominate the agenda - the Kosovo question and the EU renewable energy package.
Slovenia has reluctantly inherited the thorny issue of the future status of Kosovo, the breakaway Serb province, one of th...
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