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• Dutch cities say no to government’s new regulated cannabis programme.
• Church of England investment arm gives medical cannabis its blessing.
• Cannabis Europa takes place in London on 24th and 25th June.

• London prepares to host European Cannabis Week for the first time.
• Public support for legalisation in the UK is ‘broad but not deep’.
• Gibraltar plans world-class cannabis research centre.
• Liverpool-based medical cannabis firm raises €11.2 million equity investment.
• Hexo secures medical cannabis ‘installation’ licence in Greece.
• NHS denies Scottish boy access to whole-plant cannabis therapy.
• Cannabis grower EXMceuticals hopes for London flotation.
• Meet the start-ups shaping the European medical cannabis industry.
• Europe is growing in importance in the global cannabis market.

• Brazilian health agency submits proposal for medical cannabis plantations.
• Jamaican government to support medical cannabis lobby on US banking system.
• Colombia is a global cannabis leader in waiting.
• Will Aurora’s dominance in production be undermined by Latin American competitors?

• Only 57 medics in Australia can prescribe medical cannabis despite increase in usage.
• PharmaCielo set to acquire Australia’s Creso Pharma for USD$85.1 million.
• 48% of New Zealanders don’t want adult-use cannabis legalised.
• Phoenix LIfe Sciences signs cannabis production agreement in Vanuatu.
• New Zealand unlikely to follow North American legalisation model.
• Australian GPs undertake trial to prescribe cannabis oil for PTSD sufferers.
• New Zealand government invests NZD$2.5 million in Helius and BioLumic partnership.
• Cannasouth’s NZD$10 million share offer ‘highly priced’ according to analysts.

• Cannabis oil research ‘insufficient’ for inclusion on Thai National List of Medicines.
• Protesters march for cannabis decriminalisation in Mauritius.
• Renewed discussions on cannabis legalisation begin in Nepal.
• Thai campaigners complete 270km walk to improve patient access to medical cannabis.
• Thai government advised to use hemp extract if medical cannabis supply falls short.

• Kenyan Interior Cabinet Secretary criticised for lack of knowledge on medical cannabis.
• Investors await clarity on Uganda’s cultivation legislation.
• EXMceuticals obtains licence to cultivate medical cannabis in Uganda.

• State revenues from legal cannabis reach USD$1 billion in Colorado.
• Recreational legalisation has a negative impact on medical cannabis prescriptions.
• Canada’s cannabis market burdened with heavy regulation while the US pulls ahead.
• 55% of New Yorkers support adult-use legalisation.
• Canopy Growth to double its US hemp cultivation investment.
• Cresco launches new social equity initiative.
• Israeli insurance firm invests €2.25 million in Together Pharma.

• Medical cannabis can decrease symptoms of obsessive compulsive disorder.
• Study shows veterans use cannabis as a substitute to controlled substances.
• Cannabis use can compound fertility issues, according to a new study.

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