By Agendas: Maido Ruusmann

There is a very strong focus on domestic regional inequality, particularly the socioeconomic lag of Southeast Estonia compared to Tallinn and Harju County. Furthermore, due to geopolitical considerations, the necessity for greater investment in the border regions of Eastern Europe is being highlighted.

The focus is national, addressing the impact of the car tax on Estonians and investments in Estonian roads. There are no references to specific regional problems or communities.

The focus is clearly national, examining whether the legislative amendment is beneficial or harmful specifically to Estonia. The impact of international regulation (the EU quota system) at the national level is addressed.

The focus is heavily on regional policy, with the speaker identifying as a "rural liberal." Particular emphasis is placed on the needs of Southeast Estonia (paving gravel roads) and Central and South Estonia (the threat of population decline). Developing connections between major centers and the surrounding areas is considered important in order to support commuting.

The focus is strongly regional, highlighting Southeast Estonia's concern over the uneven distribution of investments and business activity. The objective is to stimulate economic growth outside the main growth centers.

The focus is strongly regional, centering on the economic and social situation of Southeast Estonia. The speaker emphasizes their personal connection to the area and proposes that Southeast Estonia should be brought into focus, much like Ida-Viru.

The regional focus is extremely strong and explicit; the speaker identifies themselves as a representative for Southeast Estonia. It is stressed that this region has fallen behind the rest of Estonia in terms of prosperity. The entire political discussion revolves around ensuring that the economic recovery reaches all regions equally.

The clear focus is on local municipalities and their rights regarding the formation of their own revenue base. The emphasis lies on decentralization and enhancing local autonomy within the confines of national legislation.

The focus is strongly regional and national, concentrating on the development of Estonia's peripheral areas and the reduction of regional inequality. The goal is to ensure smarter children specifically in these regions.