For decades April 20 has been a day to celebrate cannabis culture. But 4/20-related marketing may have become a victim of its own success as the meaning of the day as lost its initial mystique.

A Chinese student aired his anxieties about studying in Germany during an interaction with the visiting Chancellor, saying he feared he was going to be forced to smoke cannabis. 'Nein', said Scholz, who then came up with an eyebrow-raiser: that legalization was aimed at getting fewer people taking cannabis

Will cannabis investors never learn? A gang, as yet to be named, used European Expos to market their system of cannabis investment , promising profits of between 70% and 168%, according to Spanish police who have made multiple arrests

Cannabis users have been celebrating in Germany after new laws legalising personal possession came into effect.

A new study in the Journal of Sexual Medicine reports that the potential benefits of the plant include increased orgasm frequency, improved satisfaction and greater ease achieving in achieving orgasm.

Vaping was a controversial topic at the recent COP10 Summit in Panama where the WHO is grappling with how to regulate a new generation of nicotine and tobacco delivering products.

Intercure says it has limited access to its facility at Kibbutz Nir Oz, but it has begun a process of restoring the site and is confident it will receive government compensation for losses incurred in last year’s Hamas attack.

2023 was a year in which Germany, the European Union’s most populous country which has (in various forms) promised to legalise adult-use cannabis, continued to take the air out of the room and dictate much of the discourse around European cannabis.

Prohibition Partners report that Australia is rapidly evolving as a medical cannabis market as authorities have got a grip on the plant’s potential and are positioning themselves to take advantage of international regulatory change.

Don't slash prices or be concerned about competing on THC content, rather focus on the consumer experience

Irony abounds. A recent US poll found positive impressions of President Joe Biden improve by double-digits if he reschedules cannabis. This will force a change in his attitude to cannabis, which to date has been prohibitive.

Mexico legalized the recreational and medicinal use of cannabis in 2021, partly to try and take it out of the hands of the country's notorious cartels. This Reuters photo-essay documents one small community project by joint-smoking nuns to spread the gospel of the plant.