By Months: Ester Karuse

The primary opposition is directed against the government's actions, criticizing procedural deficiencies in the handling of draft legislation. The criticism is rooted in both policy and procedure, emphasizing a lack of transparency and insufficient stakeholder engagement. The intensity of the dispute is moderate, manifesting through demands for clarification and the submission of proposed amendments.

The main adversary is the Russian Federation, which is sharply criticized for continuing the policies of the Soviet regime, including the occupation of Crimea and the blatant violation of international law. The criticism is intense and principled, emphasizing that Estonia cannot be a "silent witness."

Domestic criticism is directed at the government and Prime Minister Kaja Kallas, who are accused of a lack of unified effort in restarting the economy and disregarding the minister's plans. On the foreign policy front, the adversaries are the Russian Federation and President Vladimir Putin, whose war of aggression and the legitimacy of the elections are condemned.

The primary criticism is aimed at the current government and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, who stand accused of significant deficiencies in foreign trade policy. The government's decisions (such as abandoning the Expo and closing consulates) are viewed as errors that will lead to Estonia’s isolation and contradict the established foreign policy development plan. The criticism is both policy- and performance-based, labeling the decisions "regrettable" and a " major mistake."

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