Ken Moon examines the ‘Economic Activity of Public Bodies (Overseas Matters) Bill (UK)’ and its possible impact on the right to boycott in Wales.
Net Zero: let rich polluters pay the bill
Sarah Rees, head of Oxfam Cymru, argues the cost of Wales’ transition to Net Zero should not be shouldered by the poorest in society.
Making Journalism Work for Wales: A data driven future
Dr Máté Fodor and Dr Marlen Komorowski emphasise the importance of a data-driven approach to setting strategy for the future of the journalism sector in Wales
Making Journalism Work for Wales: how to build a sustainable future?
Reimagining journalism is difficult, but Wales is heading in the right direction, writes Dylan Moore
IWA Analysis: Budgetary pressures in Wales are here to stay
Joe Rossiter writes that Wales’ next First Minister will need to act boldly in the face of systemic challenges, following the announcement of a budget shortfall
NHS at 75: We need a national conversation
Any major anniversary is a time of anticipation, celebration and reflection. 5 July, 2023, the 75th anniversary of the National
Agroecology in Action: the Land of our Future
Ruth Lawrence highlights how Welsh agricultural policy can help to support a sustainable, agroecological future for Welsh farming.
Increased investment in vocational and technical education vital for a sustainable and more equal Wales
David Hagendyk argues that sustained investment in vocational and technical education in Wales is more important than ever for a sustainable and more equal Wales.
From Settled to Unsettled: how the 3 million fought back
Wiard Sterk explains how necessity became the mother of invention for communities who suddenly found their rights under threat after Brexit