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This could be good news for the rest of the UK too.
South Africa is currently the third-largest illegal cannabis producer in the world.
Having watched states like Colorado and California generate billions of dollars from marijuana, Jamaica has decided to embrace its herbaceous brand.
Mike Tyson and Ric Flair tag-team the cannabis space and wait, is that Evander Holyfield?
With its government’s approval, Israel has been a pioneer in medical cannabis research and development for more than 50 years.
After a backroom meeting between political party leaders, a slim majority of Dutch Parliament has aligned behind a proposal to regulate the flow of cannabis that feeds the country’s coffeeshops. If enacted, the new system would bring the Netherlands closer to the legal, adult-use markets emerging across North America.
‘‘Legalising cannabis plants would benefit health’.
It’s a pleasant summer evening in Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter. The plazas are bustling, and it seems every bit of storefront is a bar or a restaurant. But one inconspicuous door opens to a different kind of place.
A former deputy chief constable has said it may be time to reconsider de-criminalising cannabis.
Cannabis is coming out of the shadows in Italy.
Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto, who has proposed liberalizing his country's drug laws, privately asked California lawmakers visiting Mexico about a state measure to legalize recreational marijuana, a state legislator said on Thursday.
Farmers in northern Cauca province, the centre of the country’s marijuana cultivation, have formed a co-op to capitalise on legalisation of the pot trade.
While highly regulated, the amount of medicinal cannabis sold by German pharmacies has almost doubled in just one year.
Cannabis should be made legal for medicinal purposes, say a cross-party group of U.K. MPs.
Canada will push the United States to change a border policy that has banned Canadians who admit to having used marijuana from travel to the United States, given Canada’s plans to legalize pot, a government spokesman said on Friday.
