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Croatia's Andrej Plenkovic (left) is regarded by his peers as one of the young energetic hopefuls of his centre-right European People's Party (EPP) (Photo: Council of the European Union)

Croatia's EU presidency optimism beset by problems

The EU's newest member, Croatia, is taking over the bloc's rotating presidency at a "delicate period" for the EU, the country's centre-right prime minister Andrej Plenkovic admitted to reporters on Wednesday (8 January) in Zagreb.

The Balkan country wants to focus on economic development, connectivity, internal and external security and a globally more assertive Europe in its program for the next six months.

However, Croatia is taking over the EU presidency at a time when the EU...

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Croatia's Andrej Plenkovic (left) is regarded by his peers as one of the young energetic hopefuls of his centre-right European People's Party (EPP) (Photo: Council of the European Union)

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