By Plenary Sessions: Urmas Reinsalu

The focus is clearly on the national level, addressing the basic infrastructure necessary for the functioning of the Estonian economy and society, and energy policy as a whole. The specific nature of the war in Ukraine regarding state aid authorization is also mentioned, but there is no specific local or regional emphasis.

The focus is strictly on the national level, addressing strategic infrastructure and energy policy crucial for the Estonian economy. Specific regional or local interests are not highlighted in the discussions.

The focus is primarily on national security and the international threat landscape concerning the pressure exerted by the Russian Federation on Central and Eastern European countries. A specific regional reference is made to Narva, which is cited in the context of the alleged blackmail by the Social Democrats to retain local power.

The focus is clearly on national security (the influence of the Russian Federation in Estonia) and the broader international context, referencing the war in Ukraine, Saudi Arabia's negotiations, and the previous actions of the Latvian Saeima. Local or regional topics are absent.

The focus is clearly at the national level, addressing the general situation of Estonia's economy, energy sector, and national defense. Rural residents are also mentioned as a target group facing difficult circumstances and suffering from tax increases. A detailed regional policy discussion is absent.

The focus is on national socio-economic issues, but the necessity of analyzing changes in the purchasing power of the elderly across different counties is stressed. This indicates an awareness of regional disparities in income and employment levels among the elderly population.

The focus is clearly international, centering on the European security architecture, NATO, and supporting Ukraine. Regionally, emphasis is placed on cooperation with Central and Eastern European countries, who share a similar security risk due to their proximity to Russia. Estonia's role is viewed as that of an active initiator in shaping EU and NATO policy.

A strong regional focus is placed on energy cooperation among the Baltic states (Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania) and the common Nord Pool market. The importance and indispensability of Baltic cooperation are emphasized, and data is requested regarding the 2035 energy plans of all three countries.