Braf oedd darllen datganiad yr Eisteddfod, yn fuan wedi prifwyl y Garreg Las, eu bod yn ‘bwriadu cyflwyno…

Ryan Morgan Wales is poor. That’s pretty much the only thing that every political party in Wales agrees on – that, and St David’s Day being the only day in the calendar where major constitutional chan...

Home Office says presence of Cenk Uygur and Hasan Piker in UK ‘may not be conducive to the public good’

Richard Wyn Jones The prospect of change and, specifically, the end of Labour hegemony has already led to an unprecedented amount of polling ahead of the Senedd election. We can expect more between no...

We are now a year and a half into Keir Starmer’s government. The Prime Minister said on Tuesday that 2026 would be the year voters would start to see results. But one thing is already clear: his…

Nye Davies Sport can often reflect a nation. In Wales, rugby has played a prominent role in the formation of a national consciousness, or at least a shared perception of what it means to be Welsh. Dai...

With Plaid Cymru and the SNP leading polls in their respective nations, can the United Kingdom continue in this – or any – form, asks Guardian columnist Will Hayward

Showcasing current research, comments and analysis on the law, politics, history, culture, government and political economy of Wales from the Wales Governance Centre.

Eben Myrddin Muse This weekend Welsh politics is comprehending a new political reality, confirmed by Caerphilly’s electorate – Plaid Cymru are the rising force in Welsh politics, the presumptive gover...

Ailsa Henderson, Professor of Political Science, University of Edinburgh Richard Wyn Jones, Professor of Politics, Cardiff University One apparent constant in contemporary UK politics is Nigel Farage’...

Owen Williams When Scotland voted for the SNP in 2011, the ground shook in Whitehall. For the first time since devolution, the UK State looked at its northern border and spied secession. Suddenly,…