By Plenary Sessions: Tõnis Lukas

The speaker demonstrates expertise in both international defense procurement initiatives for national defense (specifically, the Czech initiative) and the intricacies of the education system. The methodological and legal aspects of the transition to Estonian-language instruction are discussed in particular depth, with reference to the necessity of monitoring language proficiency assessment and separate student grouping. Furthermore, the speaker is familiar with the specifics of the draft Basic Education Act and the proposals associated with it.

The speaker demonstrates strong expertise in foreign policy and geopolitical choices, focusing on Russia's influence on neighboring countries and the protection of the European Union's sphere of values. He addresses historical parallels (the choice of 1918) and analyzes the actions of the Georgian government as a slide into the Russian sphere of influence. He uses specific terms such as "unanimity" and "surveillance society" in the EU context.