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Labour just can’t be trusted to deliver a million Welsh speakers by 2050

Sian Gwenllian, Plaid Cymru shadow minister for the Welsh language The Welsh language belongs to everyone in Wales, whether you speak it…

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Scientists have concluded the Welsh language is safe – but if anything kills it, it will be complacency

Gareth Ceidiog Hughes Like many of my compatriots, I was encouraged by the news that scientists have concluded that the…

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Cutting through the January meat myths

Gwyn Howells, Chief Executive of Hybu Cig Cymru In recent years January, along with furniture sales and failed resolutions, has…

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Red Wall or red mist? Why Labour’s election results in Wales don’t tell the story you think they did

Alun Evans Election night in Wales was dominated by one main story, the collapse of Labour’s north-east ‘Red Wall’. ITV…

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Nation.Cymru’s readership is booming – but we need your help to take our next step

Ifan Morgan Jones, Nation.Cymru Editor Three years ago this week, in January 2017, I made it my new year’s resolution…

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Welsh Labour must choose between independence or perpetual winter under a Tory government

Ioan Talfryn In C. S. Lewis’ The Lion of the Witch and the Wardrobe four siblings come across a magical world…

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Why the future of Welsh politics will be shaped by social media advertising

Clive King Who paid for your vote? I stopped taking any interest in day-to-day UK politics in September 2019. I…

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Together we can build a new Wales in this new year

Adam Price, Plaid Cymru Leader Mud-splattered, tired and cold, both sides embraced after giving their all. For the players of…

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The 2020s can be the decade of the Welsh independence movement – if it learns the lessons of the 2010s

Ifan Morgan Jones When we look back at 2019 we may well consider it the year when the Welsh…

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If Welsh Labour want to survive the ‘War on Wales’ they should support independence

Ben Gwalchmai, co-founder of Labour4indyWales A phrase too easily forgotten is ‘Magnanimous in victory, gracious in defeat’. By all sides.…

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Why the 2021 Senedd election is a big opportunity for Plaid Cymru

Keith Darlington The General Election results suggest, at first glance, that Plaid Cymru has made almost no progress electorally since…

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Why we must be ready to fight a Tory assault on our democracy

David R. Howell There is nothing new about unelected members of the House of Lords serving as ministers in the…

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