For the Culture By The Culture
Portugal’s cannabis culture is a curious mix of decriminalization and restriction, with medical marijuana patients struggling for access and recreational users left in the shadows. Despite being Europe’s pioneer in decriminalizing drugs, Portugal’s cannabis reform hasn’t kept up, leaving it with an outdated policy while political momentum builds
The UK's cannabis laws are increasingly seen as outdated and ineffective as public support for legalization grows. With an underground market worth £3.57 billion, many Britons defy restrictive regulations. Despite the 2018 legalization of medical cannabis, access remains limited. Advocates urge reform, emphasizing economic benefits and a shifting cultural landscape.
Irish authorities are touting a €8.5 million cannabis bust as part of their war on drugs, but does it really solve anything? With 429 kg seized and four men arrested, this bust highlights the need for cannabis reform in Ireland. It’s time to stop treating cannabis like a criminal issue and embrace legalization. Read more on what’s really happening in Ireland’s cannabis culture
Italy’s cannabis culture is stuck in the middle, with medical use legalized and recreational use still decriminalized but illegal. We explore who’s smoking, how the laws work, and what the future holds for cannabis in Italy. Could full legalization be on the horizon
As cannabis continues to evolve, what will the next decade look like? From AI-run dispensaries to infused clothing, we explore 10 wild predictions for how cannabis could reshape industries and culture in the next 10 years
Japan is cracking down on recreational cannabis use with prison sentences of up to seven years, while allowing medical cannabis for the first time. This major shift reflects both growing concerns over youth drug abuse and the international pressure to legalize medical marijuana
