Croatian MEP and EP rapporteur for relations with Montenegro, Tonino Picula, made a guest appearance on Jutarnji list's "Briefing" on 6 May to clarify the situation with vaccination in the EU and the potential role of Chinese and Russian vaccines, as well as measures to limit European Union as well as a misunderstanding over the authorship of non-papers on the redrawing of borders in the Western Balkans

Croatian Member of the European Parliament Tonino Picula, as Rapporteur for Relations with Montenegro, successfully completed the Progress Report on Montenegro in 2019 and 2020 and was officially adopted by the Committee on Foreign Affairs of the European Parliament on 14 April 2021.

European Parliament adopted Picula's report on Cohesion Policy as a key tool in the fight against climate change and a fair energy transition

Picula spoke to Globus newspaper about his report on relations with the United States and the current vaccine situation in the EU

Picula commented for N1 television on vaccination in Croatia and the Commission's missteps in the EU, relations with the United States and the shortcomings of Croatia's National Recovery and Resilience Plan

In the spring of 2021, an application is expected to be issued to which islanders will be able to submit project descriptions and apply for technical assistance.

Croatian Member of the European Parliament and S&D Coordinator Tonino Picula answered three questions from Jutarnji list today, based on re-problematizing the extremely important topic of climate change, that is suppressed and ignored by the flaming pandemic

Picula commented on US-EU relations in the wake of the inauguration