Rhys David looks at the UK’s persistently poor rate of productivity growth just a day after the Prime Minister unveiled her new industrial strategy.
The power of change: President Trump’s inauguration and the Women’s March
Laura Emily Dunn gives her on the ground account of recent events in Washington DC.
Putting Children on the Social Services agenda
Emily Warren urges the National Assembly to improve outcomes for vulnerable children in Wales.
Ten Consolations on the Inauguration of Donald J. Trump
John Winterson Richards looks on the bright side of Donald Trump’s imminent Inauguration.
What next for trade post Brexit?
Heledd Brooks-Jones outlines the different trade models likely in a post Brexit world, and analyses what they’ll mean for Wales.
IWA Podcast: The Wales Bill and the latest on Brexit
Jess Blair is joined by Daran Hill, Huw Irranca Davies, Dai Lloyd and Steffan Evans to discuss the Assembly’s debate over whether it should back the Wales Bill, and Theresa May’s latest update on Brexit.
Opposing the Wales Bill
Robin Hunter-Clarke outlines why UKIP will be voting against the Wales Bill when it comes to the Assembly later today.
In Northern Ireland, history repeats itself
As another crisis threatens to destroy hard-won progress, Rhys David looks back to the resignation of Chief Minister Brian Faulkner in May 1974.
Tidal power for Wales – within our reach, let’s grasp it
Now a positive Hendry review has been published, let’s get on with making tidal lagoons happen in Wales, argues Hywel Lloyd.