Catrin Stewart reports on what she saw when she volunteered in Athens providing support for refugees.

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Huw Williams attempts to deconstruct a fraught week at the Assembly in which no one emerged with any glory, or so it may seem

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Simon Brooks on a very good election for the Labour Party, and Carwyn the Cheshire Cat smiles on. For we have ‘often seen a Labour cat without a grin but never a grin without a Labour cat’...

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When Huw Williams was asked to write something on the Assembly elections he found inspiration hard to come by, until he pondered the implications of UKIP success.

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Mike Parker gives his account of the controversial Cambrian News distortion of his 2001 article in Planet, and is troubled by what this episode tells us about the media and the politics of race today.

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Following the General Election of 2015, Simon Brooks surveys the political landscape.

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Daf Prys on the power of the headline and how it can be deployed to great effect.

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Kelvin Mason on the state of play of Fracking in Wales - where does everyone stand?

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James Luchte asks what the purpose of a ‘family of nations’ should be. If it is to care for its members, then the British state is a failed and dysfunctional family...

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Len Arthur looks to Greece and Spain for tips on how to turn the Welsh anti-austerity movement into a political force for change.

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Neil Thomas Gives a short guide to the causes of national debt and asks where finance is taking us

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The Housing Crisis is Real

While Natalie Bennett struggles to present the Green party’s policies in the mainstream media, Adam Johannes asks about the real cost of the housing crisis.

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James Luchte writes on the practical and impassioned genesis of the Anti-Austerity movement in the UK.

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Tim Holmes puts the left coalition’s success in the context of the suffering inflicted on Greece by a radical-right austerity programme.

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John Barnie warns of an increase in Islamist terrorism if we continue to veil the truth about Western military aggression.

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After the Scottish Referendum

The people of Scotland may have swithered on September 18th, but Stewart Sanderson notes how the result has galvanised disappointed Yes supporters.

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Tony Corden tells a tale of tall trees and long memories in a National Park in southern Chile.

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Nato flag

Adam Johannes of Cardiff Stop the War Coalition talks to some of the people intending to demonstrate against the NATO Summit in Newport, south Wales.

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The Scottish Referendum

Tim Holmes explores the progressive case for an independent Scotland

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Why direct action?

Robin Farrar explains why he's taking direct action in favour of the Welsh language

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Valleys Politics

Siôn Tomos Owen on Valleys politics and the global financial meltdown

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A Protest in Powys

Tim Holmes explains why he set off an alarm at the Powys County Council budget meeting

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Does Wales Need Pride?

Norena Shopland celebrates a few of the remarkable people from Wales who have helped shape international LGBT history

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A train on the move (for once)

Tim Holmes on rebalancing transport infrastructure in Wales

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Radical Independence Campaign for Scotland

Stewart Sanderson reports back from the Radical Independence Conference in Glasgow, 23.11.13

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International Law

Tim Holmes looks on as commentators on Syria tie themselves in knots over the rule of international law

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Radical Independence Campaign for Scotland

Rhian E. Jones reflects on the longer shadows cast on the centenary of the 1913 Senghenydd disaster

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Quebec

Jean-François Joubert reflects on the student protests in Québec which brought hundreds of thousands onto the streets in support of free education and the right to demonstrate

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football fascism

Tim Hartley on a week in Ukraine at Eurofan 2013 – the friendly football festival marred by persisting signs of fascism and racism.

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Census 2011

Simon Brooks examines the full census figures regarding Welsh language use

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football fascism

Sian Howys responds to the Assembly's Official Languages Bill

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A - E - I - O - U - W - Y

Jane Houston on learning Welsh as a second language

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cuts part 2

In the 2nd of parallel articles Huw Diprose discusses the implications of Westminster's austerity measures

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cuts part 1

In the 1st of parallel articles Doug Jones discusses the implications of Westminster's austerity measures

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Nick Bourne

Alan Sandry interviews the ex-Conservative leader in Wales

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