By Plenary Sessions: Urmas Reinsalu

There is not enough data.

The focus is clearly on national interests, national security, and the constitutional order in Estonia. An international comparison is used (the Latvian parallel, specifically Latvian President Levits and a legislative initiative in 2022) regarding lawmaking, in order to emphasize the slow pace of Estonia's actions.

The focus is entirely on national topics, addressing the Estonian economy, the activities of the government, and the organization of state agencies (the Environmental Board, the central IT institution).

The focus is clearly on the Estonian-Russian border region, particularly the areas around Narva and Southeast Estonia, where closing the border would cause significant logistical problems and disrupt daily life. Emphasis is placed on the high volume of border crossings and cross-border commuting. Internationally, attention is directed toward the security of the Baltic region and the Baltic Sea area, as well as the border closure practices adopted by neighboring countries (Finland, Latvia).

Not enough data

The focus is at the national level, concentrating on the development of Estonia's military defense capability and the context of NATO capability development plans.

The focus is clearly on the national level (Estonia) and the international security environment. Emphasis is placed on the need to fund Estonia's critical capability and ammunition requirements, which also arise from NATO's collective force capability planning.

The focus is on national and international issues, such as Estonia's political crisis of confidence, economic policy, and national defense. There is no specific regional focus; the emphasis is instead placed on the nationwide decline in the purchasing power and quality of life of the Estonian people.