Today at 12 PM, the Riigikogu's information hour will be held, featuring Prime Minister Kristen Michal along with Education and Research Minister Kristina Kallas and Culture Minister Heidy Purga. This session provides a platform for parliament members to pose significant questions on various national matters, ensuring governmental transparency and accountability.

Prime Minister Michal's responses will focus on critical topics affecting the populace, including strategies to alleviate youth unemployment, the current state of the country amid the energy crisis, and other pressing issues like security, energy policies, and the implications of the carbon quota pricing on citizens. This structured inquiry will serve to shed light on how the government is addressing these challenges directly impacting the lives of Estonians.

Meanwhile, Minister Purga will be addressing questions regarding the training of journalists and the concerns raised by Kallas concerning the perceived lack of competence among school leaders. This highlights the government’s commitment to improving educational standards and the media landscape in Estonia, thus ensuring that both sectors are equipped to contribute meaningfully to society’s development and democratization efforts.