Deri Ap Hywel looks at the scope to devolve aspects of employment to Wales.
Writers at risk of entering politics
Jasmine Donahaye says recent events will put writers off standing to be politicians.
The future of the UK?
The future of the UK is being dealt with in an ad hoc manner says the IWA’s Constitutional Convention
Can we afford a fairer Wales?
Powers over welfare could offer a different policy route for Wales, but is this affordable?
Performance, not powers
Initial findings from the IWA Constitutional Convention show performance is a higher priority than powers, but energy policy could offer potential.
Welsh Language Standards should be embraced by service providers
Delyth Jewell says the use of Welsh language services is complex, and standards will pose a new challenge.
Let’s All Play Welsh Legislation Bingo!
Richard Wyn Jones dissects the Welsh legislative process
The Welsh Language and the Economy
At the IWA’s Economy conference, Elizabeth Haywood says Welsh needs to be taught alongside business languages.
The value of international students for Wales
Phil Parry says we must put more emphasis on retaining international students at Universities in Wales.