On a quiet slope between San Bernardo and Conde Duque, the building at Noviciado 7 has stood for more than two centuries, silently watching Madrid change around it. Built in the 18th century, its nearly meter-thick stone walls have contained many lives: Jesuit novices in prayer, market vendors selling fish, whispered meetings during the Franco regime, …

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Cannabis policy modernization efforts have gained steam in recent years in Slovenia, thanks to the hard work of local activists. A great example of increasing cannabis reform momentum in Slovenia can be found in the recent introduction of an adult-use cannabis legalization measure. https://cannabisnow.com/slovenias-proposed-cannabis-legalization-measure-would-help-consumers/

New York has always had a magnetic pull — from Broadway to bodegas, it’s a place where innovation and culture collide. Now, with the legalization of adult-use cannabis, the state is poised to become a global weed tourism destination. But this transformation isn’t happening overnight. It’s complex, exciting, and full of contradictions. https://stupiddope.com/2025/08/the-future-of-weed-tourism-in-new-york-high-hopes-real-challenges/

Cannabis tourism has emerged as one of the fastest-growing sectors in global travel. As legalization expands across countries and regions, tourists are increasingly seeking destinations that allow them to safely explore cannabis culture. From guided dispensary tours in North America to wellness retreats in Europe and South America, cannabis tourism is reshaping how people travel, …

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On August 4th, the Government of Mexico City officially announced the relocation of several tolerated public cannabis consumption spots, according to Ecoportal. These spaces (which are not dispensaries or European-style coffee shops) function instead as gathering zones: places of visibility, activism, and rights in action, where different communities come together to express themselves, get organized, and consume cannabis openly. …

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As I walk through the hallowed halls of the United Nations, I know everyone on campus has an agenda. Mine is cannabis legalization. Naturally, I ask about it in most press briefings, including on Monday, August 1, when Panama’s Ambassador to the U.N., Eloy Alfaro de Alba, held a press conference to kick off his country’s rotating …

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