By Months: Signe Kivi

The primary social issue revolves around the development of the Estonian language, integration, and adaptation programs linked to education policy. The speaker strongly stresses the necessity of ensuring effective governance over Estonian-language education and language policy to achieve these social objectives.

The main social issue is religious freedom and the regulation of religious associations. The speaker strongly emphasizes the need to protect civil liberties (fundamental rights) from state intervention, which stems from an overly broad definition of threat and ambiguous requirements for identifying foreign ties.

The primary social issue revolves around education and the qualification requirements for teachers. The speaker supports the position that teachers without formal qualifications, but who possess different professional backgrounds and careers, can be part of the solution, rather than the problem itself. This indicates support for greater flexibility within the education system's staffing policies.

We address cultural policy and national self-determination within the context of cultural infrastructure and heritage management, emphasizing the importance of long-term strategies. The issue surrounding the extension of the Estonia Theatre is framed as a strategic question concerning the determination of Estonia's national identity.

The primary social issue revolves around citizenship and the integration of Russian-speaking residents, a topic that is framed strongly within the context of security and shared values. Emphasis is placed on the necessity of ensuring all residents share the security priorities of the Estonian state, thereby casting doubt on the genuine desire of non-citizens to obtain citizenship.