Tonino Picula, SDP MEP, talked about the Tribunal's ruling on Croatian-Slovenian border dispute and reasons why Germany sent a message that was not good for Croatia, for Dnevnik Nova tv.

The purpose of conference “European Defence Union – between necessity and possibility", which took place in Dubrovnik, Croatia, on June 22-23 2017, initiated by the Chair of the European Parliament Delegation for B&H and Kosovo Tonino Picula, was to address the main security challenges Europe faces today and actions necessary capabilities for efficiently shifting the European Security and Defence Union from just a possibility to a reality that the EU citizens need and are entitled to.

Security challenges in Southeast Europe was the topic of one of the panels at an international conference in Dubrovnik, attended by three defense ministers - Damir Krstičević from Croatia, Marina Pendeš from Bosnia and Herzegovina and Predrag Bosković from Montenegro, hosted by MEP and Head of Delegation for Relations with BiH and Kosovo, Tonino Picula.

The security situation in Europe has become worse in recent years and we are faced with an increasing number of threats and challenges. Therefore, MEP Tonino Picula brought together domestic and foreign security experts, as well as political representatives of the EU, NATO and Defense Ministers of BiH, Montenegro and Croatia at an international conference in Dubrovnik.

MEP Tonino Picula warned that the current visa stickers are not in line with security standards and that is causing counterfeiting, during today's debate on mini plennary session in Brussels.

Zastupnik u Evropskom parlamentu i bivši ministar vanjskih poslova Republike Hrvatske Tonino Picula u razgovoru za Klix.ba govorio je o Rezoluciji Europskog parlamenta o Bosni i Hercegovini, o tome kako je Parlament FBiH osudio Rezoluciju, izmjenama Izbornog zakona BiH, kanalu na hrvatskom jeziku, Daytonu 2, kao i europskom putu Bosne i Hercegovine.

The only real step forward in fulfilling the conditions for Schengen in the last two years, is becoming a part of a common information system. Still, MEP Tonino Picula does not fear that Croatia will have the fate of Bulgaria and Romania.

Third meeting of the Joint Parliamentary Committee on Stabilization and Association of the EU and Kosovo (SAPC) was held on April 20 and 21 in Pristina, co-chaired by MEP Tonino Picula, Head of the European Parliament Delegation for Relations with BiH and Kosovo.