By Plenary Sessions: Kalle Laanet

The speaker emphasizes their affiliation with Saaremaa ("a lifelong islander"), using this fact to justify the necessity of reimbursing living expenses incurred while working away from home. The regional focus is on highlighting personal background, rather than broader regional policy.

Lack of data

The emphasis is heavily placed on international security matters and issues concerning the management of national identity documents. Within the context of e-residency restrictions, risk countries such as Russia, North Korea, Iran, and Syria are directly addressed, as is the political question of China/Taiwan. There is no focus on specific regions within Estonia.

Not enough data

The regional focus is clearly on the Baltic Sea and the Gulf of Finland, which are viewed as a NATO internal sea, underscoring the security of Estonia and its allies. The emphasis is placed on international and national security, rather than on local regional issues.

There is insufficient data. The focus is on national legislation and the proceedings of the Riigikogu.

The focus is both international and national, centering on the Rail Baltic project and its impact on the Estonian state and economy. The speaker stresses Estonia’s significant dependence on the actions taken by Latvia and Lithuania, emphasizing the necessity for close inter-state cooperation, especially given the larger financial deficits faced by the neighboring countries. He/She also notes that public discussion of the Rail Baltic topic in Lithuania is worryingly scarce.

The focus is exclusively on a nationwide and strategic topic—the funding of national defense. There is no mention of local or regional issues.

The focus is entirely at the national level on the functioning of the legal system and institutions (the Supreme Court, the Parliament, the Ministry of Justice). There is insufficient information regarding the regional focus.

There is insufficient information.