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Cannabis Europa 2025 – Key Insights Day 1: Part 1
Today, Cannabis Europa 2025 welcomed hundreds of the world’s leading cannabis voices for its first jam packed day of sessions.
Ben Stevens
June 24, 2025
Today, Cannabis Europa 2025 welcomed hundreds of the world’s leading cannabis voices for its first jam packed day of sessions.
Written by Deb Tharp, activist and political consultant. We were on the cusp of full federal recognition of medical cannabis.
This Nov 3rd, join us for the third edition of Business of Cannabis: New York at the New York Academy
NORML has said the development should cause reflection for US lawmakers, stating that current federal cannabis policy in many states “aren’t notably different than the stance held by Putin’s regime in Russia”.
Doctors are calling for action following a new groundbreaking UK cannabis report from Volteface.
The European Industrial Hemp Association and German association Nutzhanf Netzwerk e. V. (NHN) have welcomed the publication of Germany’s legislation document, stating that “the witch-hunt on hemp could now finally come to an end.”
Following the publication of a leaked report of draft legislation for recreational cannabis use in Germany, final plans have now been revealed by the Health Minister.
The plans focus on protection of health and minors.
The President will also be urging a review of how cannabis is scheduled.
Higher Yields is embarking on its global expansion.
The poll also revealed the voters feel the Federal Government shouldn’t intervene in state legalisation.
The Arizona state University study found high levels of contaminants in cannabis products.
Bloomwell Group CEO, Niklas Kouparanis, spoke to Cannabis Wealth about the options Germany has for legalising adult use cannabis.
On the UK’s first day with Elizabeth Truss as the country’s new prime minster, the government has refused Royal Assent
Europe has an advantage in being late to the party for cannabis legalisation as it can learn from the challenges faced in other countries, says white paper.
The Cannabis Industry Council, the Cannabis Trades Association, the British Hemp Alliance and the Scottish Hemp Association have written an open letter to the Conservative party leader candidates.
Have recent developments in Thailand sparked a domino effect in Asia?
The suggestion was made during a debate on the legalisation of cannabis.
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