By Plenary Sessions: Margit Sutrop

The political consequences of removing Soviet occupation monuments are examined, along with the associated security risks related to Russia's reaction to Estonia's policy on historical memory.

The primary social issues are the quality of education and student financial stability, noting that over 70% of students are employed due to an insufficient support system. Student mobility (Erasmus) is considered highly essential for broadening horizons and establishing cultural and language contacts. The text also addresses the issue of increasing the birth rate via student loans, but reports this neutrally as a commission discussion.