Dafydd Wigley says we need a new deal to tackle Wales poor economic performance
A persecution foreign to Wales
Ned Thomas reflects on our shared web of interconnected European lives
Wales in a British state
Geraint Talfan Davies on a new study that provides a warning against dominant narratives in recent Welsh history
Census debate 5: We need to make new Welsh-speaking communities
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
The view from Llandudno
Leighton Andrews AM Minister for Education and Skills; IWA 25th Anniversary, Llandudno, 6 December 2012
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