By Plenary Sessions: Kalle Grünthal

The focus is on national issues, particularly the organization of parliamentary work and nationwide energy projects (wind farms). Concerns related to the health of the Estonian people are highlighted, but specific regions or local communities are not mentioned.

The regional focus addresses the specific concerns of Estonian farmers, particularly the damage done to sown seeds by migratory birds, which involves issues of property loss and compensation. More broadly, national legislative and political topics are discussed, incorporating an international comparison (Canada) to illustrate political bias.

The focus is on the national level (Estonian constitution, language, and culture) and the international/geopolitical level (Russia's influence, NATO member states, the EU). It analyzes the strategic importance of the Baltic Sea and cites Turkey, a NATO member state, as an example of a potential demographic threat to Estonia. Specific local or regional Estonian topics are absent.

The focus is on the national level, addressing constitutional issues and the actions taken by the Minister of the Interior concerning religious institutions. There is no specific regional or local emphasis; the topic lies at the intersection of international and national security.

The focus is broadly on national environmental and health issues concerning both offshore and onshore wind turbines throughout Estonia. The Saarde wind farm is mentioned as a specific regional example, from which the Health Board has received 20 complaints regarding the harmful effects of infrasound noise.

The focus is on the local communities directly impacted by wind farms, citing the Saarde and Tootsi-Sopi wind farm areas as examples. Emphasis is placed on the health concerns reported by residents in these specific regions and the complaints received by the Health Board.

The focus is clearly on international security issues (NATO expansion, the war in Ukraine, Russia’s attack) and national parliamentary procedure. Regional or local topics are not covered.