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Highlights
Stepping out of the shadows Lleucu Siencyn on football and the arts
Profile: Vaughan Gething The Economy Minister talks to Dylan Moore
I’m Welsh But Yasmin Begum on Welsh South Asian identities
Wales in a time of disunion David Melding on our constitutional situation
Every town should have a talking shop Yvonne Murphy on creating space for dialogue
Articles
A dream job Dawn Bowden on the arts and sports portfolio
The future isn’t a faraway place Shirish Kulkarni on community and imagination
The economic challenge Vaughan Gething talks policy with the IWA’s Harry Thompson
The beating heart of our labour force Shahinoor Alom on why young people need a better deal
The audacity of helplessness Noreen Blanluet looks for hope in a dark world
Is all well with the Wellbeing of Future Generations Act? Ceri Jones is a critical friend
The powers that be Jessica Laimann on equalities and constitutional change
‘Reframe, rethink, reimagine’ Julie Finch on the future of Hay Festival
More than neighbourhood news Dylan Iorwerth on the future of papurau bro
How to run an independent publication Richard Gurner on the award-winning Caerphilly Observer
Culture
Lights, camera, call to action Hannah Watkin on opportunities in Wales’ screen industries
A thriving scene? Saoirse O’Connor runs the rule over the animation scene in Wales
Weapons we had to use to get out An exclusive extract from Daryl Leeworthy’s Gwyn Thomas biography
On the jagged edge Robert Jones and Richard Wyn Jones on the Welsh criminal justice system
The Impact of Devolution in Wales Dan Edwards on Jane Williams’ and Aled Eirug’s assessment
Causes in Common Marine Furet on Welsh women and the struggle for social democracy
Takeaway Rhys Richards enjoys Angela Hui’s stories from behind the Chinese counter in Beddau
Connective Tissue Rajvi Glasbrook-Griffiths praises Jane Fraser’s new collection of stories
Bob Dylan and Dylan Thomas Dylan Moore reviews a book about another Two Dylans
Q&A Darren Chetty talks Raymond Williams and Welsh culture with Russell Todd