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- Legal Analysis
Slovenia Takes Steps Toward Cannabis Legalisation
Slovenia is making its own move toward legalisation, at least in part, for personal consumption. As reported two weeks ago by the Slovenian news agency Index, members of Slovenia’s governing coalition, comprising the Freedom Movement (Gibanje Svoboda) and the Left (Levica), have submitted a draft bill to parliament aimed at regulating personal cannabis use. Natasa Sukic, a member of parliament from Levica, said the goal is to implement the will of the voters.
- UK & Europe
Switzerland Presents Draft Law to Regulate Cannabis
Two years after launching its first pilot projects for the regulated distribution of recreational cannabis, Switzerland is now laying the groundwork for full national reform.
- Uncategorized
Prohibition Partners Unveils Next-Gen Platform for Tracking European Cannabis Trends
As Europe’s medical cannabis markets grow increasingly interconnected, Prohibition Partners has launched a first-of-its-kind digital knowledge hub to offer real-time insight into production, consumption and cross-border flows.
- Uncategorized
Glass House – The Perfect Political Piñata
A new phase of cannabis enforcement is underway—and few in the industry are prepared. In this guest post, activist and cannabis business and political consultant Deb Tharp lays out a compelling case that recent raids, regulatory pivots, and conservative policy blueprints like Project 2025 are not isolated events but part of a broader, coordinated shift. Her warning to operators? The trap has already been set.
- Medical Cannabis
Czech Republic to Decriminalise Cannabis from 2026 — But Medical Exports Already Booming
The Czech Republic has been pursuing a more relaxed cannabis policy for some time. In early June, the lower house of parliament approved a draft law amounting to partial legalisation. The Senate followed suit at the start of July, meaning cannabis will be fully decriminalised from 1 January next year.
- Industry Trends
Has Germany’s Medical Cannabis Market Peaked? New Laws, Surging Supply, and Industry Unrest
Over the past few years, telemedicine has reshaped how patients access medical cannabis, launching a wave of digital clinics across Europe and beyond.
- International Regulation
Cannabis in Thailand – The Clocks Turn Back
It once sounded like a miracle: Thailand was shifting from one of the world’s most restrictive cannabis policies to a more rational, modern approach to the traditional plant.
- Patient Access
The Polish Pivot: What Happens When Telehealth Meets Regulation
Some see Poland’s telemedicine crackdown as a cautionary tale, others see its subsequent rebound as a beacon of hope. Regardless, it now appears to be the new reality for developing medical cannabis markets.
- UK & Europe
Germany’s Cannabis Social Clubs Stuck in Bureaucratic Gridlock One Year After Partial Legalisation
It was the goal of the previous German coalition government to protect the health of patients and consumers by legalising cannabis, ensuring better protection of minors and diversion from black market trade thanks to legal alternatives.
- Investment & Finance
Cannabis Exodus from Public Markets Continues: Celadon Announces Plans to Leave AIM and IMC Fights to Remain on NASDAQ
The exodus of listed cannabis companies from the public markets, particularly in the UK, is continuing at pace as yet another medical cannabis operator has announced plans to delist.
- Patient Access
Cannabis Telemedicine is Becoming Even More Popular in Germany, Especially in Rural Areas
It is not clear how the new Drugs Commissioner will react to the blistering growth of telemedicine, but it is clear that patients would suffer most should access be tightened.
- US & Canada
Delaware to Launch Recreational Cannabis Sales on 1 August
Delaware will become the 22nd US state to launch a regulated adult-use cannabis market when retail sales begin on 1 August, state officials have confirmed.
