By Years: Raimond Kaljulaid

The speaker is a harsh critic of the ruling coalition (the Reform Party and Eesti 200), focusing particular scrutiny on the Minister of Defence (Hanno Pevkur) and the Minister of Foreign Affairs (Margus Tsahkna). The criticism primarily targets the government's capacity to govern—specifically citing delays, incompetence, and a lack of accountability—as well as its political priorities, which are seen as favoring the wealthy. Furthermore, the speaker criticizes the Isamaa party for past failures regarding national defense and the Centre Party for cuts made to the rescue services.

The main opponents are Isamaa (Urmas Reinsalu) and EKRE (Mart Helme, Varro Vooglaid), who are accused of populism, failing to do substantive work, and political hypocrisy. The criticism is directed both at political positions (opposition to the security tax, participation in JEF) and at personal and historical ethical issues (cooperation with Putin's party, the residence permit scandal). He accuses EKRE of activities contrary to Estonian security interests and spreading Kremlin narratives.