Articles tagged with "france"

Meet these three 420-friendly destinations that are great for weed lovers—and another three that, surprisingly, are not.

In the middle 19th century, Paris functioned as the epicenter of an international movement to medicalize hashish.

France’s brief experiment with CBD—not to mention the growing international trend toward reform—seems to have started a movement to legalize cannabis, which has been illegal since 1970.

Alex Trebek trips hard on some potent potables, Larry Flint lashes out at the Trump administration, Bill Nye the Science Guy throws shade at stoned ultimate frisbee players, and more.

State of the Leaf is Leafly’s weekly roundup of legalization news from around the nation and the world.

Signs that France is finally taking cannabis reform seriously emerged this summer, but a recent series of events has sped the shift.

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

For 45 years, governments in France have held on to some of the harshest and most outdated cannabis policies in Europe.

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

Nevada and Rhode Island are making progress, but Vermont’s efforts to legalize have stalled. Ohio legislators made a bold new medical proposal, and Pennsylvania is so close they can almost smell it.