Jack Sargeant discusses his reflections on reading Dan Wang’s ‘Breakneck’ and what Welsh Labour can learn from engineers.
Bridging the gap in eye care: Tackling vision health inequalities for people with learning disabilities in Wales
Edward Oloidi looks at why eye-care services need to be designed to be inclusive of people with learning disabilities in Wales
IWA LONG READ: Reforming the how of devolved government
Joe Rossiter considers the new Welsh Government’s proposals to reform devolved governance
Plaid Cymru’s prevention agenda confronts Wales’ ageing reality: Demographic change is reshaping Wales
Dr Arun Midha asks if Wales is prepared to build the community-based infrastructure capable of sustaining independence, dignity, and healthy ageing.
LONG READ: Welsh Labour at a Crossroads
Mick Antoniw outlines his view on the future of the Welsh Labour Party and Welsh democracy
New hope for Wales’ children? Piloting a Welsh Child Payment
Professor Rod Hick considers the Welsh Government’s Cynall payment
A Senedd that works for Future Generations
Derek Walker, Future Generations Commissioner for Wales, asks the new Welsh Government to pursue longer-term thinking in order to face future challenges now.
IWA View – Senedd 2026 – The emergence of a key battle-ground: Net zero and the environment
Joe Rossiter discusses the different visions for Wales’ future.
Health and social care in the Senedd manifestos: Consensus on the ‘what’ but where is the ‘how’?
Darren Hughes examines the cross-party promises to the NHS and looks at what is missing from their manifestos.