Helen Mary Jones writes that a Welsh Child Payment of £35 a week to children in poverty will be the priority for a Plaid Cymru government.
Only Connect: Joining Up Wales’s Clean Energy Opportunities
Wales has immense potential in the clean energy transition but it will only work with a strategy for connecting them up, argues Sanjoy Sen.
Wales Can Help Save Millions of Lives
Coronavirus needs a global response to alleviate the suffering of the world’s poorest and the people of Wales have an important part to play, writes Rachel Cable.
A Dress Rehearsal for Climate Catastrophe?
Greening our workplaces, bio-corridors and biodiversity action plans need to compliment a green new deal, writes Robert Chapman.
Devolution Defenders Cannot Afford to be Complacent About the Brexit Party
Abolishing the Senedd is a risible policy, but the response to the proposal is motivated by issues beyond the technicalities of devolution, writes Ioan Phillips.
A Snapshot of Wales’ Fragmented Modern Consciousness
Theo Davies-Lewis looks at the first Senedd debate on the right to hold an independence referendum.
At Least, Give Us What Was Promised
In an open letter, Remain campaigners call for Welsh Conservative MPs to stick to their promises.
Insecure Renters Face Homelessness Again
Protections for renters elapse on 23 August and renter security must be a priority, argues Rebecca Woolley.
A Transformed Welsh Parliament – and Wales
Gwyneth Sweatman writes that although it might not have dominated headlines, the recent changes to the Welsh Parliament could well have profound effects.