By Months: Aleksandr Tšaplõgin

Total Months: 18

Fully Profiled: 18

All Categories Political Position Topic Expertise Rhetorical Style Activity Patterns Opposition Stance Collaboration Style Regional Focus Economic Views Social Issues Legislative Focus
10.2025

9 Speeches

The focus is distinctly national, treating poverty as a nationwide problem (as illustrated by the references to "in Estonia" and "our citizens"). Specific regions or local projects are not mentioned.
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06.2025

12 Speeches

The focus is primarily on major national and international projects, such as Rail Baltic, with Latvia and Poland being mentioned in connection with funding difficulties. European comparisons are drawn (regarding the number of officials, social spending in France/Austria, and economic models in Germany/Finland) to criticize the current situation in Estonia. A specific local or regional focus is absent.
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05.2025

6 Speeches

The focus is on the national level (energy, social spending, food security), but the problems facing rural areas are heavily emphasized. Reference is made to the systemic decline of agriculture, land being left uncultivated, and young people leaving the countryside, stressing the necessity of supporting local producers.
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04.2025

7 Speeches

The focus is on national economic and energy issues, but it includes significant references to regional resources and infrastructure. Specific emphasis is placed on the necessity of repairing the Narva power plants and utilizing oil shale resources, and the Estonian situation is compared to the Finnish and Nord Pool markets.
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03.2025

15 Speeches

The focus is primarily national (the Estonian economy, energy, the national airline) and international (US alliance relations, the EU’s CO2 policy). There is no regional focus, even though energy topics indirectly affect Ida-Virumaa.
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02.2025

5 Speeches

The focus is primarily national, addressing Estonian tax policy, bank profits, and the situation of the Orthodox Church in Estonia, specifically mentioning the Pühtitsa Convent. The international context is utilized through euro area interest rates and the subordination of patriarchates.
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01.2025

11 Speeches

The focus is on national issues (the Estonian economy, Estonian residents) and international comparisons (the experiences of European countries in tax policy). Local or regional focus is absent; the topics are of nationwide importance.
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12.2024

14 Speeches

The focus is primarily national (the Estonian economy, budget, Rail Baltic, Eesti Energia). On the international level, the Estonian Ministry of Foreign Affairs is criticized for intervening in Georgia's internal affairs, and Estonia's tax policy is compared to Lithuania's. No attention is paid to local or district-based problems.
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11.2024

14 Speeches

The focus is primarily national and international (EU directives, US energy policy, competitiveness). Regionally, the importance of oil shale energy is emphasized, and government plans are criticized for placing an undue burden on small local municipalities regarding social services (specifically mental health care).
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10.2024

14 Speeches

The focus is primarily on national issues (budget, taxation, security), but a specific regional example is also presented. The speaker emphasizes local government issues, highlighting the difficulties faced by Kanepi municipality in securing funding for mental health services and recruiting specialists. A security risk arising from the decline in sales of local foodstuffs is also raised.
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09.2024

14 Speeches

The focus is primarily on national issues (the economy, demography, and electoral law reform), but there is also specific regional criticism concerning the activities of the Tallinn city government and school funding. Questions are also being raised regarding the cost and viability of the Rail Baltic project.
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07.2024

7 Speeches

The focus is directed towards national economic policy and its broader impact on the people of Estonia. Specifically, it is mentioned that the car tax will hit rural residents particularly hard, effectively taking away their ability to move freely.
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06.2024

13 Speeches

The main focus is on national economic and tax policy. However, the Tallinn Hospital project and the closure of the Kopli rescue station have been highlighted, which indicates an interest in the infrastructure and services of the capital city and its immediate surrounding area. Additionally, international topics are addressed (Bilderberg, interference in Georgia's internal affairs).
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05.2024

24 Speeches

The focus is primarily on national issues (economy, education, security). The economic proposals include a clear regional emphasis, specifically suggesting a reduction in VAT only for fruits and vegetables grown in Estonia, in order to support local producers.
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04.2024

18 Speeches

The focus is primarily on national issues (the Estonian economy and legislation) and the actions of the government. The regional aspect is evident in the proposal to reduce the VAT on local fruits and vegetables, as well as the discussion surrounding security threats concerning the Mayor of Tallinn.
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03.2024

8 Speeches

The main focus is on national economic issues and the actions of the government. A regional focus emerges in the criticism of the car tax, highlighting its negative impact on people living in rural areas who use older cars to take their children to school.
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02.2024

8 Speeches

The focus is strictly national, addressing the Estonian population, businesses, and national wealth more broadly. Specific regional issues are absent; the emphasis is placed on nationwide taxes and social problems.
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01.2024

8 Speeches

The speaker demonstrates a regional focus by citing examples of high heating bills in specific Estonian regions, including Narva-Jõesuu, Loksa, and Aravete. This highlights the concern regarding the cost of living and the ability of regional residents outside the capital to cope financially.
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