Tonino Picula, a Member of the European Parliament, the EU rapporteur for relations with the United States, and the coordinator for the S&D group on foreign affairs, commented on the start of the presidential elections in the United States, the actions of former President Donald Trump, and the circumstances involving Republicans and Democrats in an interview with Radio Nacional.

Tonino Picula, a Croatian Member of the European Parliament and the President of the Working Group for the Western Balkans in the Committee on Foreign Affairs (AFET) of the European Parliament, gave an interview to Večernji list, commenting on Croatia's successes, obstacles, and challenges during its 10 years of EU membership.

Tonino Picula, Croatian member of the EP and S&D coordinator for foreign affairs, was a guest in Točka na tjedan of N1 television, together with Senada Šelo Šabić from the Institute for the Development and International Relations, on the topic of Croatia's first decade in the EU, Schengen and eurozone

Croatian MP Tonino Picula, in N1 Studio, commented for N1 Studio live on Prime Minister Andrej Plenković's visit to Serbia and the general situation in that country

Tonino Picula, Croatian member of the European Parliament, was a guest on N1 television's Novi Dan. On the occasion of the 10th anniversary of Croatia's membership in the European Union on July 13, Picula spoke about the results achieved by Croatia as a member state.

Picula's conference on the occasion of 10 years of Croatia's membership in the EU brought together a number of distinguished experts and Croatian partners in the European Union and the region

Tonino Picula, Croatian member of the European Parliament and coordinator of the S&D group for foreign affairs, was a guest on N1 television and spoke about the great geopolitical realignment, the conclusions of the mission to Southeast Asia, the growing "hard power" of China and the missed opportunities of the USA.

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.