By Plenary Sessions: Peeter Tali

A strong focus on national defense and international allied relations, especially with the United States of America, which is considered crucial for guaranteeing Estonian security. It firmly supports the participation of Estonian defense forces personnel in foreign operations (Iraq, Red Sea) to fulfill allied obligations and prevent the emergence of an "evil state." It emphasizes the need to amend the constitution to prevent citizens of aggressor states (Russia, Belarus) from participating in elections, citing security policy considerations.

The political position is strongly pro-European Union and value-based, emphasizing the protection of Estonia's vital interests within the EU and active participation in shaping common policy. The speaker strongly advocates for increasing European defense capabilities (with a target of 3% of GDP) and providing comprehensive support to Ukraine in its war of aggression. Simultaneously, there is a demand for reducing bureaucracy by establishing the principle that for every new regulation adopted, two old ones must be scrapped. The political framework is distinctly security- and value-based, standing in opposition to authoritarian regimes and their influence.