Why do some states thrive, grow their economies and uplift their people, while others, facing similar challenges, slide into low growth, social dysfunction and failure? After decades of work on the...

A definitive account of the flooding of Cwm Tryweryn and its impact on Wales in both cultural and political terms. As a means of countering this rise in Welsh national consciousness, the DVLA opened...

A look into the untimely death of Alexander Litvinenko, whose murder seems like an open-and-shut case to many.

Bilingual English/Welsh. Evidence submitted by Plaid Cymru to the Independent Commission on the Constitutional Future of Wales, explaining why change is needed to the current devolution arrangements, debunking the myth that Wales is too small and poor to be independent and proposing a sovereign Senedd as an interim step on the way to independence.

A brief popular history of the Welsh protest against the Investiture of Prince Charles as Prince of Wales in Caernarfon in 1969 (as seen in hit Netflix series The Crown). Placards, sit-ins, paramilitary-style parades and even a bombing campaign across the country showed that many in Wales were not happy to accept an English Prince of Wales.

Scholars, historians, and general readers occasionally share a misconception about their knowledge of the Gestapo in Nazi Germany and where it fitted in the regime. This extends to other parts of the German intelligence agencies. This book uses Allied Intelligence reports to extend our understanding of how these Nazi agencies operated and worked.

#futuregen tells the story of why Wales was the first country in the world to enshrine the rights of future generations into law.

Three hundred years ago, Scotland struck an extraordinary bargain with its English neighbor. Like all the best deals it involved giving away little – nominal sovereignty – in exchange for major gains: economic, political and cultural. Control over key domestic matters was retained.