Tonino Picula, Croatian member of the European Parliament and coordinator of the S&D group for foreign affairs, as a member of the S&D Delegation in Kyiv, met yesterday with Prime Minister Denis Shmyhal, Minister of Foreign Affairs Dmytro Kuleba, First Deputy Speaker of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine Oleksandr Korniyenko, as well as eminent non-governmental activists.

Tonino Picula, Croatian member of the European Parliament and permanent rapporteur of the EP for relations with Montenegro, and head of the Working Group for the Western Balkans commented for Nacional on the presidential elections in Montenegro, where he was the head of the EP observer mission for those elections and the EU's perspective on the development of the situation.

Tonino Picula, Croatian member of the European Parliament, was a live guest in the N1 studio where he commented on current political events.

Croatian member of the European Parliament Tonino Picula commented on N1 television about the arrest of Vukovar-Srijem prefect Damir Dekanić, the situation in Kosovo, and the upcoming elections in Montenegro.

Tonino Picula, Croatian member of the European Parliament and coordinator of the S&D group for foreign affairs, as part of the delegation of the EP Foreign Policy Committee, met in Indonesia and Vietnam with ASEAN Secretary-General Kao Kim Hourn, Indonesian Minister of Foreign Affairs Retno Lestari Priansari Marsudi, and Deputy Prime Minister of Vietnam Tran Lu.

Tonino Picula will be the head of the EP delegation that will observe the implementation of the presidential elections in Montenegro on March 19 this year.

Tonino Picula, Croatian member of the European Parliament and foreign policy coordinator of the Socialists and Democrats group, was a guest on Croatian Radio's "Interview of the Week" program and commented on the newly emerging relations between political forces in the EU and outside the EU, the presidential elections in Montenegro and the Brussels Agreement to which the goal of normalizing relations between Serbia and Kosovo.

Tonino Picula, Croatian member of the European Parliament and coordinator of the S&D group for foreign affairs, was a live guest in the N1 studio today and commented on the situation in Europe and the world after one year of war in Ukraine.