Daran Hill argues now is not the time for a Welsh Government reshuffle
Regulatory reform in Wales: the view from universities
Professor Colin Riordan, in his role as Chair of Universities Wales, considers the implications of the Welsh Government’s White Paper on post-compulsory education and training in Wales
A new Domestic Violence Bill: what difference will this make?
Eleri Butler reflects on the General Election and Queens Speech and what this might mean for those affected by violence and abuse in Wales
Missing Voices? Why we want to hear from people left out of the political picture
Jess Blair outlines a new project aiming to have a national conversation about politics in Wales.
The Case for a Land Value Tax in Wales
Rhys ap Gwilym makes the case for the Welsh Government to prioritise utilising Land Value Tax
Putting Wales in the driving seat
John Osmond reflects on the way the IWA has survived over thirty years
Brexit Wales: Biting off the hand that feeds you
Martin Shipton argues that cultural and communication gaps, and a weak indigenous media, led to a surprise Brexit result in Wales
Does the Welsh Assembly have a relevance problem?
Marc Thomas argues that the Welsh public simply doesn’t understand what the Welsh Assembly does
Prudent Healthcare: a turning point for health and care in Wales
Prudent healthcare is everyone’s responsibility, argues Dr Tom Powell