Articles tagged with "Europe"

Doede De Jong is fighting a longtime paradox in the Netherlands that allows cannabis sales at coffeeshops but prohibits cultivation.

Scientists in Italy have started a research project to survey how people use both legal and illegal drugs to enhance sexual experiences.

For 45 years, governments in France have held on to some of the harshest and most outdated cannabis policies in Europe.

A Polish politician treats his brain cancer with illegal cannabis, research steps up in the Czech Republic, and Macedonia begins sale of high-THC extracts.

Berlin will vote for a new state Parliament and a new mayor on Sunday, and for the first time ever, cannabis is playing a role in the campaign.

The move is aimed at protecting patients with small-scale home grows, who currently face the threat of eviction and seizure of their plants.

As the cannabis community evolves, finding a way to strengthen the voice of women has been a challenge. A new professional network hopes to fix that.

Even in tolerant cities like Berlin, authorities have stepped up enforcement of cannabis prohibition. It’s not working, and it costs taxpayers a bundle.

Residents of the Danish community began tearing down cannabis stalls on Pusher Street after a deadly shooting shook Copenhagen.

Irish patients suffering from cancer, multiple sclerosis, or epilepsy have cause for hope thanks to a bill that would legalize and regulate medical cannabis.