Paul O’Leary discusses competitive interpretations of how we frame understandings of our history
As others see us
Jan Morris considers how the rumour of Wales plays across the world
UKIP’s ‘blood and bitter’ reactionary nationalism
Niki Seth-Smith says the political left need to sieze control of the English identity question
A second city – relegation for Swansea?
Lee Waters says if Swansea has serious ambitions to rank alongside Cardiff it needs to look towards Bristol where the elected Mayor (pictured) has brought a focus to the city.
Doomsday for the Welsh countryside
Katie-jo Luxton says we are risking depriving our children and grandchildren of their natural heritage
The English dog finds its voice
Adam Evans explores evidence showing that Englishness is emerging from the shadow of Britishness
Cardiff Bay’s ‘Welshminster’ consensus
David Moon explains how Welsh Labour has managed to spike Plaid Cymru’s guns and dominate Welsh politics
Frontiers are corridors for culture
Tom Nairn says globalisation is bringing a redefinition of borderlands rather than their abolition.
Your multicultural nation is not necessarily mine
Daniel G. Williams investigates the contrasting narratives used to describe British compared with Welsh or Scottish nationalism