Croatian member of the European Parliament, Tonino Picula, commented on current political affairs and Croatia's victory at the World Cup in Novi dan for N1.

There is no reason for Croatia not to participate in the European Union's military aid mission to support Ukraine, said Croatian MEP Tonino Picula, who recently visited Kyiv, but the government's poor communication made the issue unpopular and turned it into a point of contention.

“The U.S. is following a domestic agenda, which is regrettably protectionist and discriminates against U.S. allies,” for Politico said Tonino Picula, Croatian MEP and the European Parliament’s lead person on the transatlantic relationship.

In an interview with the Montenegrin portal Vijesti, the Croatian member of the European Parliament and EP Rapporteur for relations with Montenegro commented on the current situation in Montenegro that arose after the changes to the Law on the President and the related citizen protest

Tonino Picula, Croatian Member of the European Parliament and co-author of the new European Union Enlargement Strategy, participated in the forum "Enlargement of the European Union: Challenge and Need" organized by the European Parliament in Croatia, together with Tomislav Sokol, Member of the European Parliament, Vesna Pusić, former Minister of Foreign and European Affairs of the Republic of Croatia and Senada Šelo Šabić, from the Institute for Development and International Relations

Tonino Picula, the Croatian member of the European Parliament and author of the Report with recommendations for the new European Union enlargement strategy, gave an interview to Globus about the aforementioned and analyzed Serbia's relations with the EU and with Russia, sanctions against Russia, the energy crisis, the tendencies of Germany and France, as well as the state of local politics.

Tonino Picula, a respected and influential Croatian member of the European Parliament from the ranks of Socialists and Democrats, has been given an extremely demanding task these days, Večernji list writes in the introduction to a major interview published in the weekend edition of July 2, 2022.

Tonino Picula, Croatian member of the European Parliament and president of the EP Working Group for the Western Balkans, was a guest on the controversial topic of the European Union's enlargement policy in last night's central Dnevnik of HTV and in this morning's show "U mreži Prvog" by Croatian Radio.