Lee Waters considers voter alienation in the current political climate and how that might impact on support for the Welsh Assembly.
Welsh Assembly could be swept away by anti-establishment tide
Andrew RT Davies questions the public’s support for devolution in Wales in the current political climate.
A Wales without lagoons; poorer, dirtier and sadder
David Clubb considers the potential benefits of tidal lagoon developments for Swansea and beyond.
Brexit: Seminal event or secular disaster?
Rhys David discusses whether Brexit will prove a turning point for globalisation as a whole.
Results 2016: Judge us on our own merits
Owen Hathway calls time on Welsh education’s unhealthy and increasingly meaningless comparisons with England
No joined up thinking on the railway
Geraint Talfan Davies says the travails of a small suburban station raise much bigger questions
Making voting a habit for the next generation
Brett John calls for more radical action to encourage young people to vote and to engage with politics.
Time to unlock Welsh construction’s potential
Josh Miles explores the challenges facing the new National Infrastructure Commission for Wales
Widening our democracy
Peter Black responds to Steffan Lewis’ suggestions on how to improve engagement within the National Assembly for Wales.