By Agendas: Tõnis Mölder

The focus is on national legislation, but as a regional example, he highlights the city of Tallinn, where the processing of detailed zoning plans has dragged on for nearly twenty years. He also refers to problems that have arisen in various local municipalities.

The focus is national, covering the state budget, state-owned enterprises (RMK), and major nationwide infrastructure projects, such as Rail Baltic and defense infrastructure. Specific local or regional interests are not highlighted in the speeches.

Data is scarce.

The focus is on the national level (shaping Estonia's positions within the European Union) and international (European Union) regulation. Central to the discussion is the international reputation and credibility of Estonian businesses. Specific regional or local topics are not included.

The focus is national in scope, concentrating on the Estonian legal system and legislative amendments at the state level.

The regional focus is clearly centered on Tallinn and its infrastructure, with specific reference made to the Lasnamäe hospital and the actions of the Mayor of Tallinn. The primary attention is given to developing the capital city's hospital network.

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The focus is clearly international and Eurocentric, emphasizing the global nature of climate change and the influence of major powers (China, USA) on the objectives of the Green Deal. The priorities of the new European Commission are also mentioned.

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The focus is at the national level, dealing with the constitutional amendment and its overall impact on local elections across Estonia. Specific regional projects or communities are not mentioned.

The focus is strictly on national laws and political decisions, such as the issue of voting rights and competition law. There is no regional focus.

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The focus is on national regulatory and administrative matters concerning the activities of the Competition Authority and the nationwide pharmacy reform. There is no regional focus.

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The regional focus centers on the Estonian domestic market and the protection of minors, especially concerning the identification of the origin of products confiscated in schools. The impact of cross-border trade is strongly emphasized, citing Latvia as a source of introduction, alongside the need to monitor the tobacco policies of neighboring countries (Finland, Lithuania, Sweden).

The focus is at the national level, addressing Estonian energy security and the feasibility of constructing a nuclear power plant in Estonia. Specific regional projects or communities are absent.