By Plenary Sessions: Mart Helme

The focus is directed at the national level, addressing the ideological situation in the Republic of Estonia as a whole and its impact on constitutional institutions. The international context is also mentioned, with reference to events in America, but local or regional focus is missing.

The focus is primarily on international events (Romanian and Georgian elections, the AfD ban in Germany, the American presidential elections) and on the national level (Estonian e-elections, the Prime Minister's activities). Local or regional topics are absent.

The focus is split between the national (the long-term viability of the Estonian state) and the international (NATO, the future of the EU) levels, emphasizing the impact of global events on Estonia. Specifically highlighted are the competitiveness issues facing the Estonian agricultural sector and rural areas, which are threatened by high input and labor costs, as well as bureaucratic restrictions.

The focus is strongly international and regional, concentrating on security cooperation among Russia's border states (Intermarium) and developments within NATO (USA, Denmark, Canada). Regionally, Estonia's maritime capabilities are compared with those of Sweden and Finland, and Estonia's critical infrastructure (Paldiski, gas power plant) is addressed.

The focus is primarily domestic (transparency of state institutions, Nordica) and international (a reference to wartime experience in the context of defense procurements). A specific meeting was mentioned with Estonian agricultural producers, specifically pig farmers, regarding the viability issues facing their sector.