By Agendas: Eerik-Niiles Kross

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Economic considerations are indirect and tied to security, underscoring the necessity of getting the defense industry adequately up and running. He criticizes previous Western policy, which financed accommodation with the great-power imperialism gaining strength in the East. He also raises the question of whether Europe can shoulder the astronomical costs (or price tag).

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Information is unavailable. The speech is entirely focused on constitutional rights, citizenship, and security; economic issues are not addressed.

The speaker supports the use of economic and financial instruments to exert political pressure. He advocates freezing aid money from Estonia and the European Union intended for the Georgian government, as well as suspending visa-free travel, in order to send the Georgian people a clear message about the consequences of the government’s actions. Economic measures are clearly subordinated to foreign policy objectives.

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