By Plenary Sessions: Aleksandr Tšaplõgin

The focus is on national social and security issues that affect all Estonian citizens and residents. Emphasis is also placed on the increased burden on local municipalities, which are forced to pay subsistence benefits and have unrealistically little funding for providing psychological assistance. Specific regional projects or industries are not mentioned.

The focus is on both domestic issues (pensions, taxation) and the international context (US politics, the EU Green Deal). Separately, emphasis is placed on an industry vital to Estonia—the economic consequences of phasing out oil shale usage and concerns regarding competitiveness.

The focus is primarily national, addressing the tax burden, economic growth, and the accessibility of public transport across the entire country. The major national infrastructure project, Rail Baltic, is also mentioned, with criticism leveled at its cost.

There is not enough data.

The focus is on national energy policy and international comparisons (Brussels, Germany, Poland). Emphasis is placed on Estonian national interests and the fate of the oil shale energy sector.