By Plenary Sessions: Peeter Ernits

The focus is on the national economic situation ("The Estonian economy is already in the mud") and international regulations that affect aviation and business. A specific regional or local focus is absent.

The focus is on the national level (Estonian green bond issuers, the Financial Supervision Authority) and the international level (European Union directives). There is no emphasis on specific local or regional problems.

The clear focus is on rural issues that the speaker considers important and wishes to address in the Riigikogu. Additionally, national interests are emphasized, especially the standing of Estonian entrepreneurs in the international arena regarding aid to Ukraine and the EU market.

The focus is clearly on the national (the Estonian economy, parliamentary work) and international levels (the security policies of Russia, the USA, and Finland). Specific local or regional issues are not covered in the speeches.

The regional focus becomes apparent when analyzing legislation related to the judicial system, highlighting the disregard for the opinion of the Pärnu County Court and the sheer size of the Harju County Court. Virumaa and oil shale were also briefly mentioned in this context, emphasizing the presenter’s potential connection to the subject matter.

The focus is national, addressing the problem of widespread phone scams and the activities of the Minister of Justice. There is no reference to specific regions or local projects.

Insufficient data.

The speaker heavily focuses on specific Estonian regions connected to forests and large predators, particularly mentioning Alutaguse and Soomaa. He references the Kihusalu farm located in Soomaa and the owner's concern regarding the presence of wolves, which interferes with their livestock farming. He also points out the Alutaguse region as a place where foreigners pay significant amounts of money to come and observe these predators.

The focus is at the national level on the implementation of European Union obligations and the associated financial burden. There is no reference to specific regional issues.