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Is It All In The Tea Leaves? The Hemp Tea Ruling In German Federal Court
The questions raised about the hemp tea decision, however, are numerous, and nothing remains clear cut for the development of either the hemp or CBD business in Germany.
London Mayor Plans Commission To Study Cannabis Decriminalization
Mayor Sadiq Khan wants to study the potential impact of decriminalizing cannabis in London if he is re-elected
Poland Pushes On: Cannabis Reform Is A Game of Inches
The country just to the east of Germany is moving forward on cannabis reform, but everything is still a massive struggle.
Ask Not for Whom the Bell Tolls: The New Spanish Civil War Over Cannabis
Spain is on the cutting edge of not only domestic reform, but much wider European change right now... and in a fundamental way.
The Great GMP Debate–What Actually Counts as Certified Medical Cannabis Around the World
There are many models now afoot in different regions of the world to create a regulated cannabis infrastructure that works—but there are large gaps and differences depending on where you are.
Malta Is on The Verge of Allowing Home Grown Cannabis
The arrest of a couple in a hotel room on Valentine’s Day on drug trafficking charges seems to be the final impetus the island nation needed to take the recreational step.
Morocco Expected To Pass Cannabis Legalization Soon
Morocco may be the next country to legalize cannabis next week.
The London Stock Exchange Opens For Business With The Cannabis Industry
The Brexited City of London is now allowing cannabis firms to trade on the exchange – what will be the impact in the UK if not the EU beyond that?
Parlez-vous Cannabis Médical? The French Begin National Medical Cannabis Trial
The French, at long last, have decided to move forward on validating cannabis as medicine – and they are doing it differently than anyone else in Europe so far.
Frankfurt Begins A Training Program For Cannabis Doctors
The German city is piloting a new, national training program for cannabis doctors in the hopes that more patients will get access to the drug via legal means.