By Plenary Sessions: Vadim Belobrovtsev

The focus is on the national level (the Estonian Constitution, the Estonian economy) and the international context (the war in Europe, a comparison with 16 EU countries where third-country nationals hold voting rights). Specific local regions or projects are not highlighted, even though the debate itself revolves around the governance of local municipalities.

The focus is on national social and demographic issues, as well as the relationship between the Estonian state and the European Commission. Specific local or regional topics are not covered in the speeches.

It focuses on international issues, analyzing the political situation in Georgia and comparing Estonia's actions with the corresponding statements made by other European Union countries (Lithuania, Poland, Latvia).

The focus is strictly on national issues, covering the overall situation of the Estonian population and economy, GDP, and the livelihood of the Estonian people.

The focus is clearly at the national level (Estonia’s demographic crisis and the decline of the nation). The international context is used as a comparison, emphasizing that Estonia’s demographic problem is much more acute than in larger European countries (e.g., Germany).

There is too little data. The focus is at the national level on budget methodology and parliamentary procedures.

The focus is on national and North Estonian regional topics, emphasizing the nationwide importance of the Tallinn Hospital project, which serves all of North Estonia. Educational issues are also addressed as a national crisis that affects all local governments.

The focus is entirely on national topics, addressing the work of the Riigikogu, the state budget, and constitutional issues. Specific regional or local themes are absent, even though the "people of Estonia" are welcomed on the balcony.

The focus is on national policies, addressing both the nationwide increase in taxes and levies, and the issue of phosphorite mining, which is a topic with widespread environmental impact. Specific regional projects or communities are not highlighted.