Articles tagged with "Europe"

Forty years ago, Dries van Agt introduced the country’s famous policy of cannabis tolerance.

The ancient Romanesque village of Groznjan, Croatia, witnessed a historic moment this month: the first-ever legal shipment of cannabis extract from North America to Europe. Here’s the story behind the headline.

An anti-Mafia group last year proclaimed the utter failure of prohibition and urged the government to start regulating cannabis. Now a new organization is racing toward that goal.

Global medical cannabis leader proud to help Croatian patients in need.

A broad coalition of politicians support a new proposal to legalize cannabis, but opposition is fierce.

Do countries with more restrictive policies have lower rates of use? You might be surprised.

Sparked by one man’s novel idea, Belgium’s Cannabis Social Club movement is small but strong-willed. Can it survive the latest government scrutiny?

Many Poles have long considered cannabis a dangerous drug, like heroin or meth. Now its success as a medical treatment is changing minds.

Due to differences in laws, electricity prices, suitable climate and some other factors, the European and the U.S. indoor culture developed on separate tracks. Here are the main differences.

Local politicians, be they from towns large or small, are still relying on the boogieman of cannabis to sow fear among their constituents, just as they have for decades.