By Years: Signe Kivi

The political focus is heavily directed towards national security and cultural sovereignty. He expresses concern regarding the divergence in values and security priorities among individuals with undetermined citizenship, viewing this as a potential threat. The politician strongly backs the cultural construction projects approved by the Riigikogu (the Estonia annex), taking a stand against external interference (UNESCO/ICOMOS) and ministerial incompetence. His framework is primarily value-based and security-centric, emphasizing Estonia's self-determination.

The political position focuses strongly on cultural policy, education, and language issues, often defending the procedural decisions made by the government or the Culture Committee (e.g., amendments to the Cultural Endowment Act). Emphasis is placed on the need for long-term solutions in research and development and in addressing the demographic crisis, prioritizing services over direct financial aid. The viewpoints are predominantly policy- and value-based, stressing the preservation of Estonian culture and language.