John Osmond says the 1980s miners’ strike provided the foundation for all that is happening in 21st Century Wales
Super computers power Welsh innovation
David Craddock explains how new research funding is producing collaboration between business and universities across Wales
Druidstone made into Preseli paradise
Ian Herbert looks at the life of a Welsh hotelier who promoted the arts on the cliffs of Pembrokeshire
Plaid seeks policy high ground
Jonathan Edwards unveils some of the themes that will dominate this weekend’s annual conference of his party in Brecon
The Welsh and English GCSE fiasco
Philip Dixon says some student’s career paths might well be blighted all because of a D rather than than a C grade
Welsh lessons from the Olympics
Adam Price says the future lies in the world’s smaller cities
Why NHS Wales needs a political consensus
Malcolm Prowle argues that the parties should come together to agree a way forward for the Welsh health service
Julian Assange and the splintering of the left
Duncan Higgitt on the bitter debate created by the Wikileaks founder’s decision to seek asylum to prevent his extradition to Sweden
Unpacking what cyber terrorism means
Stuart Macdonald unveils a major research project at Swansea University which is being given an airing this week