James Hitchcock explains how the reintroduction of this keystone species can restore wetlands, reduce flooding, and benefit both people and planet.
Anthony Hopkins and the lost art of the amateur
Stacy Jarvis discusses the role of the amateur artist in relation to Anthony Hopkin’s chart-topping album.
What has Plaid Cymru achieved for the environment in its first 100 days?
Shea Buckland-Jones, Head of Policy and Advocacy for WWF Cymru, asks if the Welsh Government is doing enough for the environment.
The foundations are laid – now it’s time to deliver
Dr Hade Turkmen, acting head of Oxfam Cymru, looks at what the Welsh Government should prioritise following their 100 Days Plan.
IWA LONG READ: Rewiring government in Wales and Westminster: what, how and why?
Joe Rossiter explores the related conversations happening at devolved and UK government level and considers Plaid Cymru’s first 100 days agenda.
Lessons in identity politics from the Welsh Marches
As Andy Burnham’s place-based agenda takes over Westminster, Deiniol Brown argues that Wales’ borderlands show the power and dangers of identity politics.
The ‘blueprint’ for an asylum system that works
Nathan Phillips argues that having a humane approach to refugees benefits everyone.
Forest fires and food shortages: two sides of a deadly coin
Kaja Brown discusses the recent heatwaves and what Wales can do about the climate crisis
No opposition has made a faster start in the Senedd’s history
Cai Parry-Jones, Reform UK Member of the Senedd for Caerdydd Ffynnon Taf and the party’s shadow Finance and Government Efficiencies Minister, argues that Reform has redefined what opposition in Cardiff Bay can achieve.