Mick Antoniw MS argues that a constitutional reform and further devolution for Wales are urgently needed in order to settle the longer term democratic framework for the UK.
IWA Analysis: Setting Wales’ economic course – the Spending Review from a Welsh lens
Yesterday’s UK Government spending review is a vital milestone which sees the government setting out its spending priorities for the
Terminally Ill Adults Bill: The cutting edge of Welsh devolution’s jagged edges
Liz Saville-Roberts MP examines the constitutional challenges presented by Assisted Dying legislation in our devolved system.
60 years of the Secretary of State for Wales
IWA Trustee Ant Pickles reflects on the role of the Secretary of State for Wales on the eve of the post’s 60th anniversary.
The UK Economy and Wales: different levers, shared fates?
In our second election explainer, IWA’s Co-Director Joe Rossiter examines the economy issue at the general election from a Welsh perspective.
Wales and the UK: settling the settlement
The first in our series of election explainers explores the devolution settlement and looks at who controls what in Wales.
Rhun ap Iorwerth: Constitutional change is a case of ‘when’, not ‘if”
Rhun ap Iowerth urges for the recommendations of the the Independent Commission on the Constitutional Future of Wales to be taken forward.
For Wales, see Singapore? A strategy for independence
Singapore provides a viable economic strategy to embrace if Wales wants to pursue independence.
The illusions of parliamentary sovereignty
Gareth S. Williams, Chair of the Expert Panel to the Independent Commission on the Constitutional Future of Wales, unpacks the history of parliamentary sovereignty in UK institutions.