By Plenary Sessions: Urmas Reinsalu

The main adversary is the Russian Federation, which is unequivocally labeled a terrorist state and a perpetrator of genocide, with demands for its removal from the UN Security Council. Criticism is also directed at the Western community and major Western nations, whose assistance to Ukraine is insufficient and slow. Specifically, the United States is urged to immediately resolve the internal political standoff concerning the provision of $60 billion in aid.

The primary targets are the ruling coalition and the Reform Party, who stand accused of exacerbating the economic recession, being untrustworthy, and substituting sound state governance with partisan politics. The criticism leveled is both intense and substantive, focusing specifically on the political direction and the quality of leadership. The speaker demands that the head of government conduct an honest self-assessment and resign if he lacks the courage to alter the current policy, proposing a technocratic government as the alternative.

The main criticism is directed at the Minister of Finance and the government, accusing them of failed economic policy and concocting new taxes. The criticism is policy- and results-based, asserting that the government lacks a positive vision for economic growth and that their actions are undermining competitiveness. They are demanding the withdrawal of the uncompromising draft bill.

The primary opponent is the government and the prime minister, who face criticism regarding both policy (tax hikes, indecisiveness in the energy sector) and procedure (the absence of an impact analysis). The criticism is intense and accusatory, claiming that the government lacks a substantive plan for improving the economic environment. The opponent rejects the reliance on OECD recommendations, demanding the tax be repealed.

The primary criticism is aimed at the collective inaction of the West and its political inability to make vitally necessary decisions, which has resulted in a "paradigmatic crisis" of support. Specific criticism is leveled against the internal political standoff in the US that blocked the $60 billion aid package, and the slow reaction from the European Union. The criticism is policy-driven and intense, suggesting that the current situation implies a long-term stalemate.

The main opponent is the Prime Minister and the government's economic policy, which is criticized both for the policy's content (tax hikes) and the accuracy of the claims presented in parliament. The criticism is intense, accusing the government of worsening the economic situation and undermining its credibility. There is no apparent willingness to compromise; a complete change of policy and the withdrawal of the bill are being demanded.