By Plenary Sessions: Urmas Reinsalu

The focus is heavily on the national level (Estonian economic competitiveness, public finance) and the international level (the EU's inflation driver, comparison with Lithuania and the Nordic countries in terms of foreign investment). Rural residents are briefly mentioned as the group suffering the most from inflation.

A strong regional focus is directed towards rural areas, particularly Southern Estonia, highlighting the lower incomes of rural residents and the severe impact of indirect taxation. Emphasis is also placed on the depopulation of the rural sector due to the demographic crisis, and specific regional issues are cited, including flooding and the withdrawal of health insurance coverage from rural inhabitants.

It focuses exclusively on national fiscal policy, state budget strategy, and nationwide taxes (ETS2). There is no regional focus.

The speaker's focus is on the national level (Estonian society, taxpayer money) and the international legal space (an unprecedented infringement of the EU legal order). He/She ironically mentions "bringing prisoners to Tartu" as a government priority, but emphasizes that this is not a regional policy focus.

The focus is on issues concerning the national and international legal framework (the Estonian legal order, the legal space of the European Union). Issues related to African swine fever are mentioned, but without a specific regional focus.

The focus is on national systems (healthcare, family policy) and the state budget strategy. In economic matters, attention is centered on large maritime transport companies (Tallink) and industrial enterprises (Viru Keemia Grupp), which points to the protection of economic interests at the national level.

The focus is clearly on national security (the defense of Estonian territory against attack drones) and the international context. The Polish drone incident is used as a precedent that emphasizes the need to improve Estonia's own defense capabilities. Specific local or regional projects in Estonia are not mentioned.

The focus is clearly on national security and the international level, particularly within the context of the European Union’s financial perspective and Baltic security assistance. There is an emphasis on the necessity of financing military defense in the eastern region using EU budgetary resources.

The focus is primarily national (Estonian economy, national defense) and international (Russia's aggression, support for Ukraine, EU lawmaking). Regional focus is absent, with the exception of the border crossing points and border area mentioned in the security context (Estonia-Russia temporary control line, Ivangorod, Gulf of Finland).