Opinion

Why the census matters so much for Wales: A brief history

By NationCymru

Labour's only regular, reliable rhythm is perpetual stasis

By NationCymru

Women in Wales deserve so much better than England's criminal justice system - it must be devolved

By NationCymru

Not all men attack women - but all men have a part to play in stopping it

By NationCymru

How the pain of my son’s murder gave me the determination to fight injustice

By NationCymru

The Harry and Meghan interview revealed the dysfunction at the heart of the British establishment

By NationCymru

This week's news has shown why we still need International Women’s Day

By NationCymru

How Plaid Cymru and the Conservatives could use the union and independence to put the squeeze on Labour

By NationCymru

A glut of polls – but what do they tell us? The three long-term trends that matter

By NationCymru

Achieving the government's goal of a million Welsh speakers by 2050 will require a much bolder strategy

By NationCymru

Why the government's impractical NVZ regulations will undermine Welsh farming

By NationCymru

Who is going to win the Senedd election? National polls can only tell us so much

By NationCymru

Wales’ news finally goes national – but is it expansion or a shuffling of the deck chairs?

By NationCymru

Nationalism or patriotism? To start a debate about our future, let's move on from the words of the past

By NationCymru

Why a Welsh language education is about giving your child more choice - not taking it away

By NationCymru

What role for local government in the debate on Wales’s constitutional future?

By NationCymru