By Plenary Sessions: Riina Solman

A strong regional focus is directed at the difficulties facing rural areas and the inefficiency of regional policy, contrasting this with the growing population of the City of Tallinn. The speaker is affiliated with the Tallinn City Council and emphasizes that tax increases make rural life particularly challenging for young, energetic families.

The focus is clearly on international relations, centered on the Israel-Palestine issue and UN voting. A regional focus on Estonia emerges only when drawing a comparison between citizens of Tallinn and citizens of the Russian Federation to illustrate the sovereignty problem.

The focus is exclusively at the national level, centering on the continued existence, growth, and population policy of the Estonian nation. There is no regional focus.

The focus is entirely on national socio-political issues and demography, and regional specificity is lacking.

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The focus is clearly on the national level (the preservation of the nation-state, the demographic crisis), though the topic is also connected to regional policy (internal migration). International comparisons with the Baltic and Nordic countries are utilized to underscore the uniqueness and critical nature of Estonia's situation (a high proportion of the immigrant population).

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