By Months: Peeter Tali

Total Months: 10

Fully Profiled: 10

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12.2024

7 Speeches

The speaker highlighted the consensus-driven cooperation within the leading committee (the National Defense Committee), noting that the decisions to extend missions were approved unanimously. He acknowledged the "joys and sorrows" of being part of the governing coalition (Reform Party, Estonia 200, Social Democrats), specifically referencing the compromises required for budget cuts. He further called upon the opposition parties to support the state budget in order to ensure national security.
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11.2024

15 Speeches

The speaker emphasizes broad-based cooperation within the Riigikogu (involving all political parties and committees in the work of ELAK) and with the ministers. Internationally, he/she focuses on building alliances with like-minded countries (the Baltic states, Poland, and the Nordic countries) and plans to intensify cooperation with the new European Commission Commissioners (Kallas, Kubilius, Serafin, Virkkunen).
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10.2024

2 Speeches

The speaker expresses clear support for the Minister of the Interior’s initiative and the draft bill, noting that their party (Eesti 200) supports it both in word and deed. This demonstrates a readiness to cooperate with the government or the ministry on issues of security and religious policy, even though disagreements exist regarding procedural matters (specifically, the necessity of a long-term plan).
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09.2024

9 Speeches

He emphasizes the need for cooperation on national defense issues, urging that this topic not be turned into a political game board or used for populist gain. He notes that the National Defense Committee considers proposals regardless of whether they originate from the coalition or the opposition. He also references international cooperation with the chairmen of the European Union Affairs Committees of the Baltic States and Poland concerning LNG sanctions.
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06.2024

1 Speeches

The speaker is seeking cooperation and advice from the government’s economic advisor to find a solution to the national defense funding crisis. The cooperation is aimed at finding new, non-traditional solutions, such as considering the exclusion of defense expenditures from the budget balance.
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05.2024

3 Speeches

It supports, on behalf of Eesti 200, the Riigikogu’s balanced statement regarding the war-inciting activities of the Moscow church, which indicates a readiness to adopt common positions on security issues. There are no indications of broad, cross-party cooperation or the seeking of compromise on other matters.
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04.2024

4 Speeches

The speaker emphasized the importance of consensus, asking the members of the Riigikogu to support the amendments to the Defence League Act with the highest possible degree of consensus. This indicates a preference for broad-based cooperation and achieving the best possible result through lengthy discussion.
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03.2024

2 Speeches

The speaker emphasizes the consensus-based decision-making process within the National Defence Committee, noting that both legislative amendments and procedural decisions were reached by consensus. He advocates for cross-party unity in establishing the long-term national defence development plan, recommending the inclusion of political parties not currently represented in the Riigikogu.
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02.2024

4 Speeches

The approach to cooperation focuses on engaging allies and partners (the EU, USA, UK), particularly concerning the support for Ukraine and the issue of confiscating Russia's frozen assets. The speaker asks the ministers about the allies' response regarding asset confiscation, indicating a desire to achieve international consensus on these tough measures.
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01.2024

4 Speeches

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