Last month’s constitutional reform vote has thrown into question the fate of a cannabis legalization bill being considered by the country’s parliament.

Canapa Caffé’s founders want to give Rome’s cannabis patients a place to consume besides their homes. The only problem: It’s still illegal.

Italian lawmakers are considering whether to ease restrictions on cannabis and greenlight cannabis social clubs.

Buoyed by a supportive Naples mayor and a thriving hemp community, Canna in Mostra is helping to change the cannabis conversation.

With lawmakers set to debate adult-use legalization later this year, a group of Democratic Party members has introduced an updated medical bill.

With cannabis returning to the mainstream, Italy is stepping up research and development, in large part to serve the its fledgling medical cannabis program.

The space is a lot of things: a restaurant, bar, beer garden, video bar, bookshop, and deli. It’s also a sign of the changing times.

Scientists in Italy have started a research project to survey how people use both legal and illegal drugs to enhance sexual experiences.

The bill, which would create Europe’s first fully legal adult-use cannabis market, is set for debate in Italy’s parliament later this month.

The Italian town of Jesi hosts an annual festival in celebration of two of the region’s hottest agricultural products: cannabis and spicy chilies.