By Plenary Sessions: Leo Kunnas

The focus is clearly international and national, comparing Estonia's e-voting system with the practices of other democratic countries (the USA, Europe, and Asia). It is emphasized that only Russia has followed Estonia's example, using the system even in occupied territories.

The focus is at the national level (the reserves of the Republic of Estonia, the Estonia 2035 strategy) and at the international level (the global financial system, US debt, the world's average gold reserve). Specific local or regional Estonian issues are absent from the speeches.

The focus is entirely at the national level, addressing the Kaitseliit Act, the Ministry of Defense's relations with the KL, and the appointment of the Commander of the Defense Forces. There is no information regarding a local or regional focus.

The regional focus directly addresses the security of the eastern border, specifically referencing the Narva border guard post and the Friendship Bridge, both of which he has previously visited. Although he uses examples from the border, the overall approach remains national and conceptual, centering on the management structures of ministries and agencies.

The focus is on national security issues and Estonia’s historical memory. International threats are also addressed, such as Russia’s influence activities and Islamic extremism, which directly affect Estonia.