By Plenary Sessions: Henn Põlluaas

There is insufficient data.

The focus is on regulations implemented at the national and European level, as the speaker points to a lack of knowledge concerning costs, both "domestically" and "in Europe." There is no specific local or regional emphasis.

The focus is on international aid (Ukraine) and the corresponding domestic Estonian responsibility and political oversight. There are no references to specific Estonian regional or local issues.

The focus is on the national level (the Estonian defense industry park and ammunition requirements), international comparison (Latvia and Lithuania), and engagement with foreign investors. He uses the other Baltic states as a negative benchmark to highlight Estonia's slow pace of development.

The focus is on national financial responsibility (the taxpayer) and international issues (EU crisis mechanisms, the Eurozone). While shipping and maritime affairs are mentioned in connection with ticket prices, a specific regional emphasis is lacking.

The primary focus is on Estonia's national defense policy, though this is closely tied to the international and regional context. Specifically, the actions taken by neighboring countries (Poland, Lithuania, Finland) and the lessons learned from the war in Ukraine are highlighted to justify domestic defense investments.

The regional focus is divided between national and international priorities, emphasizing the necessity of Estonian consulates in the USA (San Francisco, New York) for the purposes of business diplomacy and providing services to citizens. Domestically, the negative impact of the car tax on rural residents is highlighted, as a personal car is often their only means of transportation. Regarding foreign policy, the proposal to adopt the historical name Königsberg for Kaliningrad is supported.