Letter From Ljubljana

Strategic Europe continues its series devoted to explaining the foreign and security policy ambitions of the 28 EU member states. We have asked our contributors from each capital to give a candid assessment of their country’s perception of security and strategy, with a ranking on a scale from 0 (the laggards) to 5 (the ambitious). In this feature the author looks at Slovenia.

Slovenia has hardly any ambition in foreign policy, and the country’s contribution to joint EU policymaking is minimal.