By Plenary Sessions: Helir-Valdor Seeder

The focus is clearly at the national level (the competitiveness of the Estonian economy, the Estonian budget) and the international level (EU climate policy and relations between member states). There is a lack of data concerning specific local or regional topics.

The focus is clearly at the national level (the security and internal safety of the Estonian state) and the international geopolitical level, specifically addressing the influence of the Moscow Patriarchate and Russia's aggression. Local or regional topics are absent.

The focus is on national education policy, but the issues are illustrated using specific regional examples. Narva is mentioned in the context of political opposition, and Viljandi serves as an example of the complexity involved in organizing education for Ukrainian refugees, emphasizing the role and heavy workload placed on local governments (LGs).

The focus is solely on national policy areas, such as the management of the Health Insurance Fund and the family benefits system.

Insufficient data.

Emphasis is placed on the significant role of credit unions in Estonian regional and rural life—a role that has been noteworthy despite existing challenges. The Leie Credit Union is specifically highlighted as a concrete example of a trustworthy and practical local institution.

The main focus is on national and parliamentary topics. The regional focus manifests in criticism directed at the regional minister's plans to create artificial regions (oblasts), while defending county and local government structures against centralized power. Specific local projects or communities are not emphasized, except in the context of the regional minister's inquiry.