Marc Nelson’s graphic depictions of Syrian civil war find new purpose after fall of Assad regime - EUROPE SAYS

Marc Nelson's portfolio centres on documenting war crimes and human rights violations. Photo: Marc NelsonMarc Nelson's portfolio centres

Marc Nelson’s graphic depictions of Syrian civil war find new purpose after fall of Assad regime

Marc Nelson's portfolio centres on documenting war crimes and human rights violations. Photo: Marc NelsonMarc Nelson's portfolio centres on documenting war crimes and human rights violations.

Did AI really defend the KKK at the end of my column? Let’s discuss

Journalism schools teach that writers should report the news, not be the news. But what happens when one of your articles goes viral — not for its content but rather for how an AI doohickey swallowed up what you wrote and upchucked a controversial su…

Could Elon Musk’s government takeover happen in the UK? A constitutional law expert’s view

Stephen Clear, Lecturer in Constitutional and Administrative Law, and Public Procurement, Bangor University It has been less than a month since Donald Trump retook the Oval Office.

Zen and the art of language learning

Aran Jones Author, SaySomethingIn There’s a moment we have to pay particularly close attention to in the early stages with a new learner – when we’re working one-on-one or when we’re talking to someone about their early experiences on our forum.

A federal Europe of nations: Is a new world emerging that will engulf Europe?

Mathieu Guihard President of the Breton Party / Strollad Breizh Russia’s military aggression against Ukraine, a sovereign and independent country, from February 24, 2022, was a wake-up call for us Europeans.

Welsh theatre company launches accessibility training for Welsh events sector

A Welsh theatre company is offering a new interactive training programme, designed to improve communication and accessibility across the events sector in Wales.

Families return to Welsh speaking heartlands thanks to groundbreaking initiative

Seven families are returning to their roots as part of an initiative to help people return to Welsh-speaking heartlands by providing financial and practical support.

Celebrating five years of Creative Wales

Creative Wales, the Welsh Government’s internal agency for promoting and growing the nation’s creative industries, is celebrating its 5th anniversary following an exciting but challenging half-decade for the sector.

'Bright future' for town centre in Wales thanks to Welsh businesswoman

A Welsh businesswoman is helping to transform town centres in Wales with a new virtual platform and online presence.

24 hours that changed Wales - a learning journey

Aran Jones Author, SaySomethingIn Back in September, I got a call from a friend of mine. Not just a friend, actually: one of my favourite people in the world. ‘I need a favour,’ he said. ‘Sure, no problem,’ I answered.

Animal rescuer calls for stronger dog breeding legislation amid abandonment 'crisis'

Stephen Price A volunteer at an animal rescue charity has shared harrowing details of some of the ‘designer’ dog breeds coming into their care, calling on the Welsh Government to toughen legislation and for the public to think twice about buying from…

Raising a flag: Cynefin's tender, brave and beautiful new album, Shimli

Stephen Price Folk musician, Cynefin, has released his second album Shimli, a poetic, forceful and bar-raising work on the themes of language, agriculture and loss that was formed through conversations with elderly first-language Welsh speakers.

Letter from Llanon

Julie Brominicks ‘That’s where we found the flint scatter, in that field by those stumps’ says Martin Bates. ‘It would have been a strategic point overlooking the stream. They would heat stones then drop them in a trough of water to boil it.

Greyhound rescue charity facing mounting financial pressures and unprecedented backlog

Wales’ national greyhound rescue charity has launched an urgent appeal amid mounting financial pressures and a backlog of over 2,000 ex-racing dogs waiting for a space at rescue centres.

Welsh location named in Helen Skelton’s top 10 family walking routes

A Welsh walking route has been named in a list of the best family-friendly walks in the UK. TV personality and Countryfile host Helen Skelton has worked with the outdoor experts at GO Outdoors to reveal the UK’s top 10 family-friendly walks.

Couple who fostered more than 100 children champion social worker’s support

A husband and wife who have cared for dozens of children over more than two decades say their social worker has “become a part of the family”.

The fight to save the native Welsh honeybee

Carwyn Graves “Well over 99% of the honeybees we have now in Wales are not the pure native breed,” explains an experienced West Wales beekeeper to me on a wintery day in the countryside, “but I think preserving our native bees matters hugely – and I …

Wales has never had its fair share of railway investement

Professor Stuart Cole, CBE. Emeritus Professor of Transport Economics and Policy, Prifysgol de Cymru / University of South Wales That Wales railways have been underinvested for at least fifty years is not in question.

The Welsh Witch Squabble

  Norena Shopland Back in 1878, a well-known journalist got involved in a squabble about Welsh witches.

Fflach: Iconic Welsh record label returns with community at its heart

Stephen Price One of Wales’ most influential record labels which was established by two pioneers of Welsh language music is to return as a community enterprise – with high hopes to nurture future talent and to help curb the exodus of young people fro…

Kids With Santa - 50 Funny Christmas Pictures – FunnyFoto