Articles tagged with "Europe"

Johan van Laarhoven, who faces a 103-year sentence in Thailand, has written a letter to Dutch King Willem-Alexander pleading to be freed from “this Thai hell.”

The video, obviously not meant as an endorsement, is purely informational. It walks through various styles of hash-making, from traditional sieve-and-press methods to modern bubble hash techniques.

With lawmakers set to debate adult-use legalization later this year, a group of Democratic Party members has introduced an updated medical bill.

Alaska’s cannabis industry deals with parking-lot problems, Utah warms to medical marijuana, and will the legal age for cannabis in Canada be set at 25?

How does cannabis culture in the Big Apple compare to the scene in Central Europe?

She’s one of the most successful, innovative entrepreneurs in Dutch cannabis. And she’s promising to shake up the industry.

The first German patient ever to receive permission to grow cannabis at home could also turn out to be the last under a new law that would curb home cultivation.

Interest in cannabidiol has skyrocketed in Europe in recent years, but laws and the available products haven’t quite managed to keep up.

The Czech capital is already gearing up to host this year’s three-day fair, set to kick off Nov. 11.

Idaho cannabis advocates look to qualify for next election, Illinois hits sales milestone, and say hello to Alaska’s first legal cannabis stores!