Articles tagged with "Europe"

More and more Europeans are recognizing that cannabis can also work wonders for their friends on four legs — like Laborador retriever Nicholas.

Europe has a history of blown-glass artistry that stretches back hundreds of years. So why do bongs still get a bad rap?

The City Council of the Basque city of Bilbao announced this week it will begin the process of regulating cannabis social clubs (CSC).

With cannabis returning to the mainstream, Italy is stepping up research and development, in large part to serve the its fledgling medical cannabis program.

A breakthrough alliance between political parties could finally fill gaping holes in policies around The Netherlands’ famous cannabis coffeeshops.

A political stalemate in the nation’s capital has put more importance on local cannabis reform measures—and could make them more likely to pass.

Michigan moves to tax medical cannabis, Ohio lawyers get OK to advise MMJ clients, and Australia’s new national cannabis farm is itty-bitty.

Suppositories go to work quickly and offer diminished psychoactive effects, making them increasingly popular among medical patients.

After decades of relying on imports from China and Canada, Europe is rekindling its long-lost hemp industry.

The space is a lot of things: a restaurant, bar, beer garden, video bar, bookshop, and deli. It’s also a sign of the changing times.