By Months: Eerik-Niiles Kross

The focus is clearly at the national and international level, addressing the defense of Estonian statehood, the shared values of the European Union and NATO, and the influence of aggressor states. Local governments are only discussed in relation to the scope of voting rights, with a brief mention of statistics concerning Sillamäe.

The information is insufficient. While the location ("here") is mentioned, there is no focus on specific regional, national, or international topics.

It focuses heavily on international and security issues, particularly the former Soviet Union states of Georgia and Russia. It views keeping Georgia on its European course as a direct Estonian interest, given that the country is falling into Moscow's sphere of influence. The context of Ukraine, Moldova, and Armenia is also mentioned.

The focus is heavily placed on international security threats linked to Russia’s aggression and the *Russki Mir* ideology, specifically mentioning Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, and Moldova. Regionally, attention is centered on the status of Estonian Orthodox congregations and the community within the country, emphasizing the safeguarding of their religious freedom.

The focus is clearly international, centering on Russia’s aggression in Ukraine and its consequences. A regional connection is established with Estonia’s historical experience (the March Deportation) to emphasize the recurrence of occupation practices and their impact on children.