By Plenary Sessions: Rain Epler

The focus is primarily national (the Estonian economy, energy sector, and public transport reform) and international (examples drawn from European industry and the German economy). Regionally, it addresses Estonia's demographic problem, where Tallinn is growing while the remaining regions are emptying out, in connection with the analysis of public transport costs.

Information is scarce. The topics under discussion (the pension system, the Value Added Tax Act) are inherently national issues.

It focuses on national projects and issues, such as energy supply security and the environmental damage caused by Rail Baltic. The text also mentions the difficult situation agricultural producers find themselves in due to rural competition, highlighting problems related to local communities and land use.

Insufficient data.

The focus is at the national level (national defense and economic policy), emphasizing support for domestic producers ("our drone manufacturers"). A specific regional focus is lacking.

The focus is at the national level, addressing the implementation of the law and legal precedents throughout Estonia. While the expertise of the University of Tartu is referenced, there is no specific regional emphasis.

The focus is on national policies, but emphasis is placed on their impact on rural areas and individual entrepreneurs. Haanja Nature Park is specifically mentioned regarding the failure to inform landowners. Reference is also made to the depopulation of rural areas, which stands in contrast to the government's claim that human settlement is expanding.