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Lukas Hurt is an editor, translator and journalist. For more than ten years he has been using his training and knowledge to bring the general public as much information as possible about the medicinal properties and benefits of cannabis.
Lukas takes an active part in the entire legalisation movement, both nationally and internationally. Over the years he has been involved in organising several medical conferences, exhibitions and the world's largest cannabis fair: Cannafest in Prague.
Since 2018 he has also been editor and editor-in-chief of the Czech bi-monthly magazine Konopí and editor of the English-language online magazine Cannabis Therapy.
We spoke to former Italian senator Marco Perduca about the legality of cannabis in Italy. Regulations, medical cannabis, CBD and future prospects.
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An interview on the legal landscape of cannabis and CBD in Scandinavia. Northern Europe is known for its very restrictive policies on cannabis and CBD.
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An interview with Laura Ramos, a journalist specialising in cannabis, who talks us through the legal landscape for cannabis and CBD in Portugal.
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The holidays are coming, and with them the urge for a change of scene. If you feel the same, join us on this cannabis and CBD getaway to Prague.
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An interview with Derrick Bergman to understand the complexity of cannabis law in the Netherlands: from CBD to medical and recreational cannabis.
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An interview with Katya Kowalski, drug policy expert at Volteface, to bring us up to date on the latest CBD developments in England.
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Sugar leaves are the leaves of the cannabis plant that grow between the flowers and around the buds. They are called sugar leaves because their surface is covered in tiny whitish trichomes.
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Switzerland made headlines around the world when, in 2011, it became the first European country to raise the THC limit in flower and products to one per cent.
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With barely half a million inhabitants, Malta made history in December 2021 by becoming the first country in the European Union to legalise cannabis for recreational use. A year on, what have the repercussions been? Let’s take a look!
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