Cannabis Policy
Trump Administration: Immigrants in Legal Cannabis “Lack Good Moral Character” for Citizenship
Any immigrant found working in the legal cannabis industry could be denied US citizenship when applying for naturalization under new policies from the country's immigration service.
New Bill Would Protect Veterans from Losing Federal Benefits Over Cannabis Use
US military veterans would be able to consume legal cannabis without forfeiting their federal benefits under a new bipartisan bill.
Malaysia Takes Step Towards Cannabis Legalization
The southeast Asian country could soon become the second in its region to approve medical cannabis for its citizens.
Canada's Illegal Cannabis Market Is Still Strong but on the Decline
Economic reports show how the country's legal cannabis market is soaring but still under-performing against its unregulated rival.
European Union Considers Increasing Hemp’s THC Limit
The political union could soon boost its hemp-THC limit to 0.3 percent to match the standards of other countries, like the US and Canada.
Israel Partially Decriminalizes Adult Use Cannabis
With new drug reforms and a booming biotech industry, Israel is set to become the land of milk, honey, and cannabis.
Mother of Alfie Dingley Joins European Cannabis Holdings to Improve Access to Medical Cannabis
The group of companies behind the UK’s first medical cannabis clinic welcomes Hannah Deacon, a campaigner for access to medical cannabis in the UK and mother to Alfie Dingley, the first person in the UK to receive a permanent medical cannabis license.
FDA to Consider CBD As a Dietary Supplement
With the public's input, the federal administration may soon reconsider its stance on the popular cannabinoid.
The Great Potential of the African Cannabis Market
Although prohibited through most of the continent, cannabis still has plenty of possibilities in Africa, according to a new report on the region's growing market.
