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A major advances in recent years has been the result of the relaxation of weed laws in Portugal, which in 2010. This move led to the opening of the first Weed Laws in United Kingdom cafes in the Germany, which a global center for marijuana enthusiasts over years. Many countries, such as Spain, Luxembourg, and Spain, have taken steps to perm it the prescription of medicinal cannabis.

In 2019, Belgium was the first country within the EU member states to sell medical marijuana. This move was seen as a notable development towards achieving a more permissive environment. Meanwhile, France has been allowed medical marijuana use. Various countries have followed.

There are several reasons driving the shift towards relaxed weed policies. A major reasons is growing number of scientific papers showcasing the potential of cannabis. Many patients seeking treatment for alleviating symptoms of various illnesses, authorities are starting to recognize the necessity for reform. Furthermore, the collapse of prohibition has resulted in many to re-evaluate the effectiveness on public health and safety.

Despite these developments things do not go smoothly is smooth sailing. Many European countries continue to apply tough prohibition on marijuana use, and law enforcement agencies usually face resource shortages and public pressure to suppress the trade. Additionally, there are ongoing discussions regarding the economic benefits and potential social drawbacks of marijuana regulation, including the potential for increased marijuana consumption. Despite these concerns, the shift in weed policies is unlikely to be reversed.

International organizations, including the International Council on Drugs and Narcotics, are advocating more informed perspectives regarding marijuana policies, recognizing the importance for compromise that balance public health, safety, and individual rights.

In the end, the course of events of cannabis laws across the continent will be influenced on a complex interplay including shifting public attitudes, new medical studies, also evolving international norms. As of public attitudes remains to shift in favor of relaxation, it is likely that more countries in the EU will adopt the approach of Portugal, adopting a more relaxed stance more lenient laws also paving the way for a more relaxed permissive environment.