Articles tagged with "Italy"

Thanks to local breeders, Italy’s reviving an unusual line of landrace strains: They’re red.

Maria Novella De Luca’s stunning photographs of Italian cannabis patients will move you.

For the past nine months, Cannabis Social Club Bolzano has been operating at a legal and cultural crossroads.

An anti-Mafia group last year proclaimed the utter failure of prohibition and urged the government to start regulating cannabis. Now a new organization is racing toward that goal.

A broad coalition of politicians support a new proposal to legalize cannabis, but opposition is fierce.

Do countries with more restrictive policies have lower rates of use? You might be surprised.

Italy used to be a leader in drug policy in Europe, but recent conservative governments have made those efforts more difficult.

Home to the oldest university in Europe and famous for its gourmet food, Bologna has a long and rich history of cultivating hemp. It’s a tradition connected, curiously, to cycling.

Happy 420 to one and all! This year’s celebration brings big news and plenty of evidence of how far we’ve come on the road to legalization.

Denver’s 4/20 festivities snowed out, Italy’s top prosecutor backs decriminalization, and forget Strange Brew — Canadian researchers are using yeast to make cannabinoids.