By Plenary Sessions: Jaak Valge

Domain expertise is demonstrated during political risk assessment by linking the restriction of religious freedom and the retention of voting rights to a potential negative impact on election outcomes. Terms such as "counterproductive" and "as channeled votes" are utilized, which points toward a political-strategic analysis.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the field of economic policy and financial history, citing specific examples (the 1980 British solidarity tax during Margaret Thatcher’s tenure). He uses comparative analysis to contrast the economic environments and growth rates of Estonia and Lithuania concerning the introduction of the bank tax.

The speaker demonstrates expertise on the subject of recent Estonian history and the resistance struggle, utilizing historical quotes from Jüri Uluots and August Rei, and referencing semiotic analysis. Furthermore, they possess detailed knowledge of asylum law and statistics, providing exact figures on the age and gender distribution of individuals granted international protection, and comparing the application forms of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania.