By Plenary Sessions: Mart Helme

The speaker demonstrates caution and a desire to avoid direct conflict with the Estonian delegation, choosing neutrality in order to maintain balance. This suggests they are seeking a compromise between personal opposition and collegial support.

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There is no information regarding any willingness to cooperate or compromise. The speaker's style is purely confrontational and accusatory, focusing on condemning the motives and worldview of the opposing side.

The speaker recognizes the value of the discussion and references the presentations of other colleagues (Lauri Luur), utilizing them as the foundation for their analysis. There are no direct references to openness to compromise or cross-party cooperation, although the discussion itself is open.

Insufficient data.

Not enough data

There is no information regarding cooperation or willingness to compromise with other political forces.

The willingness to cooperate with the government is entirely absent. The actions of the coalition and the prime minister are considered to be in stark contradiction with national interests. Cooperation is mentioned only in the context of supporting one's colleagues (e.g., requesting additional time). It is emphasized that the Riigikogu has become an "absolutely irrelevant body," which precludes substantive debate.

There is no information regarding cooperation or readiness to compromise. All interventions consist of critical questions aimed at the government or the presiding officer of the session.

No data available.