By Plenary Sessions: Urmas Reinsalu

The focus is strongly national and international, addressing Estonian security and economic policy. Examples from Latvia (the detachment of the church from the Moscow Patriarchate) and Moldova (the manipulation of Russian Federation elections) are highlighted as regional comparison points to illustrate the threat of Russian influence.

The focus is entirely national, concentrating on the recovery of the Estonian economy, GDP, and the decline in the purchasing power of the Estonian people. Regional or international focus is not addressed in the speeches.

The focus is broad-based, encompassing the comprehensive interests and regional competitiveness of the Estonian economy, as well as the rationality of European Union level regulations. There is no specific regional or local focus; the emphasis is placed on the national economic environment.

The focus is split between domestic issues (prison service, the basic law on the state budget) and international matters. Internationally, the focus is on supporting Ukraine and recognizing the genocide of the Crimean Tatars. There is no specific local or regional focus, apart from a reference to the vacancy of Tartu Prison within the context of national policy.

The focus is primarily on national fiscal issues and budget management. The only international example cited is the EU tariffs imposed on Chinese electric vehicles and Estonia's continued support for purchasing them. Local or regional focus is absent.

The focus is entirely on national issues, covering demography, family policy, the administrative structure of ministries, and the procedures for appointing the state secretary.

The focus is entirely on national issues, addressing major national projects (offshore wind farms) and state-owned enterprises (Nordica). There are no references to specific local or regional interests.