BANGKOK, THAILAND — Thailand’s new cannabis regulations are set to reshape the industry, with a focus on public health and safety. The updated rules, effective January 2025, enforce strict guidelines on cannabis use and possession. Public smoking of cannabis is now …
BANGKOK, THAILAND — As Thailand’s new government takes shape, Prime Minister PAETONGTARN SHINAWATRA has confirmed that the nation’s cannabis policy, initially championed by the Bhumjaithai Party, will continue without disruption. Speaking after a meeting focused on solidifying the new administration’s …
As cannabis becomes increasingly integrated into everyday life in Thailand, the rise in accidental consumption by pets has become a growing concern among veterinarians and pet owners alike. Recent reports indicate a significant uptick in the number of dogs and …
BANGKOK, THAILAND — The Bhumjaithai Party, a pivotal force in Thailand’s coalition government, is pushing forward with a comprehensive set of six major policy initiatives, with cannabis regulation taking a prominent role. At a press conference on September 2, Bhumjaithai’s …
• Why It Matters: The leadership of Thailand is at a crossroads, and the next Prime Minister will face the challenge of stabilizing the nation. • Driving The News: Chaikasem Nitisiri has expressed readiness to take on the Prime Minister …
BANGKOK, THAILAND — In a significant turn of events, Prime Minister SRETTHA THAVISIN decided against reclassifying cannabis as a narcotic, choosing instead to regulate its use through a new legal framework. This decision reflects the tug-of-war between large corporate interests …
• Driving The News: As Thailand’s political landscape shifts, ANUTIN CHARNVIRAKUL emerges as a potential Prime Minister candidate, especially if legal challenges unseat current PM Srettha Thavisin. • Why It Matters: Anutin’s rise could significantly influence Thailand’s cannabis policy, as …
• Why It Matters: The decision impacts both medical cannabis patients and the broader cannabis industry in Thailand. • Driving The News: The Thai government appears to be reconsidering the move to classify cannabis as an illegal narcotic, following public …
• Driving The News: Thailand’s plan to reclassify cannabis as a narcotic is sparking fears of economic losses and reduced investor confidence. • Why It Matters: The potential reclassification could disrupt businesses, halt ongoing research, and diminish the economic opportunities …
• Driving The News: ANUTIN CHARNVIRAKUL, leader of the Bhumjaithai Party, has taken a firm stand against the Pheu Thai Party’s attempt to reclassify cannabis as a narcotic, a move that could jeopardize the current government coalition. • Why It …
• Driving The News: A new proposal in Thailand suggests regulating cannabis as a narcotic under strict conditions, allowing sales only with a prescription. • Why It Matters: This proposal aims to resolve political tensions between parties and ensure that …
BANGKOK, THAILAND — As Thailand inches closer to reclassifying cannabis as a narcotic, pro-cannabis activists have launched a hunger strike to protest the government’s plans and demand a proper hearing on the benefits of cannabis. On Wednesday, members of the …
BANGKOK, THAILAND — The cannabis policy debate in Thailand is heating up as ANUTIN CHARNVIRAKUL, Deputy Prime Minister and leader of the Bhumjaithai Party, questioned the recent decision by the Narcotics Control Board to reclassify cannabis as a narcotic. During …
BANGKOK, THAILAND — As Thailand debates the future of cannabis, SUPACHAI JAISAMUT, advisor to the Deputy Prime Minister and former chairman of the Cannabis Bill Committee, has called for a balanced, people-focused approach to cannabis regulation. Speaking at a forum …
Deputy PM Anutin emphasizes the importance of public opinion and expert input in the Ministry of Public Health’s poll on reclassifying cannabis as a narcotic.