By Plenary Sessions: Urmas Reinsalu

The focus is clearly national and international, covering the Estonian state budget, security, aid to Ukraine, and Estonia's standing in the international competitiveness index. Particular emphasis is placed on Estonia's drop in the competitiveness index, placing it in the same group as Kazakhstan. Local or regional topics are absent.

The focus is clearly on the national and international level, addressing the macroeconomic situation, public finance, and the national defense development plan. Regional or local topics are not included.

The focus is predominantly at the national level, dealing with the finances of the Estonian state, the economic recession, and the burden on taxpayers. On the international front, the discussion touches upon the removal of funds designated for supporting Ukraine from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs budget line, criticizing this particular setting of priorities. Specific local or regional Estonian issues are not addressed.

The focus is on national issues, emphasizing the negative impact of the car tax on rural residents, families with children, and the elderly, as it restricts their freedom of movement. Specific regional projects or sectors are not mentioned; the emphasis is placed instead on nationwide coping and livelihood.

The focus is primarily domestic (Estonia's economic recession, investments, regulations) and international (the utilization of EU funds, the legitimacy of Russian elections). Latvia's economic growth is being used as a direct point of comparison to illustrate the negative impact of the Estonian government's tourism policy.