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In terms of numbers, Wales’ National Parliament is currently no bigger than a county council.

If there was any doubt about the irrelevance of Westminster to us in Cymru, Wednesday’s budget proved it.

During his Spring 2023 visit to Ireland, President Biden said that the world faced an historical inflection point, of the kind which happens every century or so. Biden’s assertion is based on the way...

The British monarchy, led these days by King Charles III, can be a contentious issue for many in the Welsh independence movement. Many in the movement want it abolished and feel that Wales becoming...

The institution of monarchy is nothing more than an archaic hangover of days that have long since passed. It is an institution that is fundamentally undemocratic and epitomises the absolute worst of economic inequality...

The political landscape in Wales is shifting. With recent polling showing strong, consistent support for an independent Wales, the increasing number of those who could be described as ‘indy curious’ is also a significant...

This article was published by Nation.Cymru In my day, it was pirate ships and mediaeval knights. Today it is Ninjago. Watching my stepson assembling his latest LEGO set made me consider the ubiquitous nature...

HS2 was never going to benefit Wales: and no distortion or trick can change that fact.  We in Wales have paid towards a railway that leaves us further behind, less connected, and we’ve been...

In the final part of this four-part article, YesCymru Director Geraint Thomas asks once again, who cares enough about Wales? Do enough people care to make a difference?  I believe enough of us care...

The future of democracy is held, at least partly, in the hands of the people of Wales. The Senedd, the Welsh Government, and the mechanics of governance have had their ups and downs over...