By Plenary Sessions: Varro Vooglaid

The focus is on the national energy management and its far-reaching consequences for Estonian society as a whole.

The focus is at the national level, addressing the curriculum and ideological direction of Estonian schools that influences children.

The main focus is on international relations, particularly Estonia’s interference in Georgia’s internal affairs and the legitimacy of the Georgian elections. Secondarily, attention is drawn to deficiencies in Estonia’s internal democracy, calling for a transparent electoral system and greater public participation in decision-making processes. Other countries (Romania, Hungary, Ukraine) are also mentioned as examples of undemocratic developments.

The focus is strongly international, centering on the internal affairs and electoral legitimacy of Eastern European countries (Georgia, Romania). These examples are cited to criticize broader tendencies of the European Union's central authority, but there is no focus on local or national projects.

The focus is entirely at the national level, addressing the defense capabilities of the Republic of Estonia and major international procurements. There is no mention of specific local or regional issues.

The focus is on national energy security and international interconnections (Estlink 2, the Russian electricity grid). A specific regional emphasis is lacking, although the issue of oil shale energetics is indirectly tied to the industry in Ida-Virumaa.