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Cannabis was outlawed in Nepal decades ago.
Albert Goldman's 1979 article examines "how the poets of Paris turned on Europe."
13 mourners reported feeling unwell after eating a cake that was laced with hashish.
Renowned hashmaker Frenchy Cannoli is borrowing ideas from the wine and cheese industries to revolutionize the world of hashmaking.
Mila: How I Became the Hash Queen is an adventurous page-turner detailing the life of cannabis' first lady.
To be honest, the authors who smoked weed probably outnumber the ones who didn't. Here are some of our favorites.
Authorities in both Nepal and India are cracking down on people partaking in temple hashish.
Official rhetoric invokes a unified narco-jihadist threat
On Monday, a district court in Oslo sentenced Norway’s former top police official for organized crime to 21 years in prison for conspiracy to...
Although rarely in the news, the Central Asian republic of Tajikistan is a critical corridor for hashish and opiates bound from southern neighbor Afghanistan...
Security forces in southeastern Turkey, where authorities have been waging a brutal counter-insurgency war against Kurdish guerrillas, reported the seizure last week of 2,290...
Frenchy Cannoli is a veteran hash maker, known world-wide for his love of, passion for and as a purveyor of the finest hashish. There...
Countries both sides of the Mediterranean are stepping up joint operations against hashish flowing into Europe from North Africa. On February 17, Spanish authorities boasted...
Last week, Pakistan’s Anti-Narcotics Force (ANF) announced the seizure of a huge shipment of hashish, weighing 3.37 metric tons and said to be destined...
In a short and little-noted story Aug. 19, the Cairo Post reported that Qatari diplomat Mohammed bin Abdullah al-Hajri was arrested for hashish possession at the airport upon...
You think those international forces patrolling the coast of Somalia are supposed to be protecting the sea lanes from pirates, right? Well, that’s not...