By Plenary Sessions: Arvo Aller

The regional focus is on rural areas and landowners, emphasizing the negative impact of the rising land tax on the agricultural sector and food security. Mention is made of the protest staged by landowners, foresters, and farmers, and their specific concerns. More generally, the discussion also addresses national services (ID cards) and their effect on all residents.

The focus is on national economic issues (the Estonian economy) and international relations (Ukraine's accession to the EU). There is no specific regional or local emphasis.

A strong regional focus is placed on rural areas and regions situated further away from Tallinn and the "golden ring." It is emphasized that the car tax will specifically worsen the situation for these residents, as a private vehicle is often the only means of transport available for commuting to work.

The focus is on international and security topics that concern both Estonia and the immediate region. Hybrid attacks in Latvia, Lithuania, and Poland are mentioned, as well as Georgia's relations with Estonia. The Prime Minister's visit to Spain and the global Bilderberg meeting are also central.

The focus is on the national level, addressing the situation of Estonian pensioners and the government's tax policy. International comparison is also used, highlighting the position of Estonian pensioners as the poorest pensioners in the European Union.

The focus is on national ethical issues, the anti-corruption law, and political action at the European Union level concerning platform companies. There is no regional or local focus.