Articles tagged with "Europe"

Prime Minister Mark Rutte emerged as the winner. The cultivation legalization bill survived, but has fewer votes in parliament.

Buying small amounts of cannabis at coffeeshops has long been tolerated, but cultivating and selling to the coffeeshops themselves has remained illegal.

A new cannabinoid-based pharmaceutical has extended the lives of brain cancer patients in a clinical trial.

German lawmakers have approved legislation that would allow some patients to get cannabis as a prescription-only medication.

Facing growing pressure from patients and activists, the Central European country could finally see change in 2017.

One of the biggest health insurers in the Netherlands announced last month that it will stop covering medical cannabis treatment.

Scheduled to give public testimony on the plant’s therapeutic powers, Dragan Alargić was jailed before he could make his legalization plea.

We talk to Vladan M., a 29-year-old chemist from the Czech Republic who spent a week exploring Colorado’s cannabis market.

A new cannabis research observatory in Spain is giving patients hope for improved information about—and access to—cannabis.

Last month’s constitutional reform vote has thrown into question the fate of a cannabis legalization bill being considered by the country’s parliament.