By Plenary Sessions: Helle-Moonika Helme

The focus is on national issues (Riigikogu proceedings, laws) and international topics (the ILO convention, Orthodox asylum seekers originating from Ukrainian war zones). There is no regional focus, but the granting of international protection to Russian-speaking Orthodox individuals originating from Ukrainian territories is mentioned.

The focus is on national economic policy and international comparisons. Particular emphasis is placed on the operations of major Swedish banks in Estonia and the contrasting of Lithuania's economic success with Estonia's economic decline.

The focus is primarily on national issues (the state budget, care reform, the prison system) and international relations (the import of prisoners from Great Britain, the European Union's green transition). There is no specific local or regional focus.

The focus is primarily on the national level (state budget, tax policy, Estonian entrepreneurs) and the international level. The international focus is tied to the commitment to support Ukraine (1 billion euros), which is criticized as a unilateral agreement that drains real money from Estonia.

The focus is nationwide, covering Estonian laws, the child protection system, and incidents that have shocked the public. There is no reference to specific regions or local issues.

The focus lies on international transport corridors, particularly the significance of Via Baltica for Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, and Poland, both economically and strategically. Domestically, emphasis is placed on the necessity of developing four-lane highways leading to Tartu, Pärnu, and Narva, contrasting this priority with the construction of Rail Baltic "in the middle of Estonian fields."