Steve Morris reports on research into creating new spaces for the language in anglicised areas of Wales
Census debate 4: Demand for Welsh-medium education promises future growth
Heini Gruffudd finds encouragement in the number of genuine young Welsh speakers being higher than the overall percentage
Census debate 3: Welsh can find confident place in changing world
Cynog Dafis argues that the language’s advocates need to snap out of their angst-ridden crisis mentality
Census debate 2: Staggering complacency confronts language
Robin Crag Farrar and Toni Schiavone say the language needs a strong economic base and effective community planning
Census debate 1: Seeking an oasis amongst a mirage of statistics
Simon Brooks says ticking a box is a subjective and notoriously unreliable way of measuring the health of the Welsh language
Kung Fu Carwyn on Twitter
Peter Finch wonders whether the world is chattering itself into deafness
IWA sparks unending global conference
Tom Beardshaw asks whether 5,000 people on Twitter can influence the future of Wales
As others (at the Economist) see us
Daniel Knowles, reporting for the right wing journal from Cardiff, reckons that these days Wales is a bit of a reluctant dragon
Cardiff still needs to aspire to be capital of culture
Yvette Vaughan Jones assesses what has been achieved in the four years since Cardiff mounted its ill-fated bid