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Wales has often been called the New Zealand of the Northern Hemisphere, and with good reason.

After looking at possible options for a constitutional monarchy, it’s now time to turn to what’s probably the favoured head of state option amongst nationalists – a republic. I’ll be looking into the possible...

The next step of this constitutional “journey” starts with the top job – head of state. I’ll be looking into the possible powers and role of a head of state in Part VII. With...

Before considering what a Welsh Constitution might look like, the current UK constitution is worth a closer look. As an unwritten, uncodified constitution the strengths and weaknesses were briefly looked at in Part I....

One thing that has become evident over the last month is that the coronavirus pandemic is going to become a major, historical turning point on a global scale.

Earlier in March, Cardiff University’s Wales Governance Centre published Wales’ Fiscal Future – a major paper on the fiscal (public spending, tax etc.) implications of both Welsh independence and the Union (pdf). There are...

Support for Welsh independence has risen again in the latest yearly St. David’s Day Poll, with 11% supporting independence in a multi-option question compared to just 7% last year.

There has been a 5% increase in support for independence since the General Election, according to a YouGov poll published tonight.

This is a lightly edited transcript of David Buttress’ address at the YesCymru Talks event in in Theatr Soar, Merthyr Tudful on 25 January 2020.

Nation Cymru has invited suggestions for ‘What Next?’ as we enter the new decade of the 2020s, and in the wake of last month’s General Election.