By Plenary Sessions: Jaanus Karilaid

The confrontation is directed at a member of the Government of the Republic, demanding clarity and substantiated answers regarding fundamental issues of Estonian foreign policy. The criticism addresses the government’s capacity to handle the Tartu Peace Treaty and respond to the objections raised by the Russian Federation, which points to a politically critical role.

The primary opposition is aimed squarely at the Reform Party, which stands accused of long-term incompetence, partisan hubris, and triggering the economic downturn. The criticism is intense, targeting both specific policies (the tax cascade) and character flaws (a complete lack of self-criticism). The Social Democrats, meanwhile, are criticized for abandoning traditional principles of redistribution, while Estonia 200 is viewed as an honest, though temporary, executor of the Reform Party's agenda.

The main criticism is aimed at the prime ministerial candidate and the previous government, who are accused of avoiding responsibility and continuing unfair policies. The criticism targets both political incompetence (a lack of economic plans) and ethical responsibility (the hole in the defense budget). The attacks are intense and question the government's ability to solve problems.