International Regulation
How Countries Legalise Cannabis Matters More Than Whether They Do, Lancet Review Finds
Thirteen years ago, Uruguay became the first country on the planet to officially legalise cannabis for recreational (adult-use) purposes.
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23 Junlast updated
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Switzerland Could Become Europe’s First Fully Fledged Adult-Use Market ‘by 2026’
A new draft for a federal law, which would enable citizens to legally ‘grow, buy, possess and consume cannabis,’ was passed with a convincing majority (14-9) by the National Council’s Social Security and Health Committee.
- Medical
Landmark Philippine Medical Cannabis Legalisation Bill Could Position Country as Frontrunner in the Region
The Philippine House of Representatives has voted overwhelmingly in favour of a bill that would legalise medical cannabis, marking a significant step forward for cannabis liberalisation in Southeast Asia.
- Adult-Use
Adult Use Cannabis Legalised in Ohio
Voters have taken to the polls in Ohio to approve the legalisation of adult use cannabis.
- Adult-Use
First Mover States Saw Greatest Economic Benefits of Legalising Cannabis
This Nov 3rd, join us for the third edition of Business of Cannabis: New York at The Williamsburg Hotel.
- Adult-Use
Positive Regulatory Developments In Portugal, Belgium And The Netherlands Show ‘Global Winds are Changing Fast’ For Cannabis Reform
Following a period of relative regulatory stagnation and mounting financial pressure, the global cannabis industry has seen a flurry of promising developments over the past month providing hope for investors and industry stakeholders alike.
- Adult-Use
Germany Officially Publishes Proposals For Cannabis Legalisation, Abandons 15% THC Limit
A NUMBER of key changes appear to have been made to Germany’s draft adult-use cannabis legalisation proposals after the Health Minister’s ‘key points’ paper was leaked to the press last week.
