By Months: Leo Kunnas

The focus is on national security and the economy, but neighboring countries Latvia and Lithuania serve as crucial points of reference. These countries are cited as examples of successful defense industry development (Rheinmetall in Lithuania, gunpowder charges in Latvia) to highlight Estonia's political missteps. Internationally, it handles mandates for military operations led by NATO, the EU, and the UN.

Although the primary focus is on national defense (the Baltic Defense Zone) and international conflicts, the speaker emphasizes their personal connection to the border region ("I myself live in an area very close to the border, or I originate from there") to strengthen the argument about the necessity of mining border areas. He focuses on the specific needs of Estonian national defense.

The focus is at the national level (the Estonian economy, productivity, and competitiveness) and on international comparisons. The speaker uses neighboring countries Latvia and Finland as fiscal policy benchmarks to criticize the actions of the Estonian government.

The focus is primarily on national and sector-specific issues, such as national defense, education policy, and integration. There is no regional or local focus.

The focus is broadly international (Allied nations, Europe, US President Donald Trump) and national (Estonian defense spending, energy production in Estonia). Specific local or regional topics are not covered.

The focus is heavily directed toward Estonia's internal security and demographic issues. In terms of defense policy, he/she uses the Baltic states (Lithuania, Latvia) and Poland as benchmarks to stress the necessity of increasing defense spending. Regarding the issue of suffrage, he/she highlights the example of Latvia, where citizens of other countries do not possess voting rights.