By Plenary Sessions: Leo Kunnas

The focus is on national and philosophical legal issues, using international historical examples (Germany, the Soviet Union) to support the argument.

The focus is on launching production at the national level, but the international context is mentioned, referring to Poland as the current producer of explosives. This indicates an interest in improving the regional supply chain and Estonia's position.

The focus is clearly on national security and the international threat landscape, particularly Russia's increasing interest in hybrid attacks targeting Estonian territory. Russia's war in Ukraine is cited as the context that fundamentally alters the nature of the threats directed at Estonia. Local or regional Estonian topics are not addressed.

The politician highlights his ties both to the Tallinn area (Kesklinn, Pirita, Lasnamäe)—which he represents in the Riigikogu—and to his South Estonian roots (Kliima village, Võru Parish). The specific issue at hand focuses heavily on the future of local schools in South Estonia, underscoring the importance of these regional roots in his political activity.

The focus is on international and geopolitical issues (the jurisdiction of patriarchates, Islamic extremism), which directly affect Estonia’s domestic religious communities and security. Emphasis is placed on changing the jurisdiction of the Estonian Orthodox Church, which is a domestic political issue with an international dimension.