Drugs: Goodbye Dutch Skunk?
- October 25th, 2011
- Posted by EUEditor
Backing-off on liberal marijuana laws in the Netherlands this month has seen a new ban in the offing, on potent varieties of the drug, known as “skunk”. … Read More »
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Archive for 'Tourism travel'
Holidays And Heritage
- September 29th, 2011
- Posted by Lee Duffield
World Tourism Day, 27.9.11, may not have been expressly remarked-on around the parks, monuments and beaches, but it passed well in good September sunshine over most of Europe.
The European Union provided a twist on the theme, sponsoring a conference in a former, and celebrated Brussels brewery, on the chances of promoting industrial heritage as a future draw-card. … Read More »
Pamplona: Seems That Without Goring It Could Get Boring …
- July 11th, 2011
- Posted by EUEditor
The practice of folks taking leave of their senses, and driving animals in the same direction, has seen a fresh run of injuries at Pamplona in Spain. … Read More »
Dutch Smoke Houses Ban
- June 3rd, 2011
- Posted by EUEditor
Dutch government leaders are going ahead with the proposal to ban tourists from special “coffee shops” – ending a decades-long marijhuana honeymoon. … Read More »
The Hunt After Wikileaks And Julian Assange …
- December 8th, 2010
- Posted by Lee Duffield
COMMENTARY: Julian Assange who presented himself to British police on Tuesday (7.12.10) has been arrested under a European warrant, and remanded in custody pending possible extradition to Sweden. … Read More »
El-Jaws! Unfortunate Attacks In Sharm el-Sheikh Stir Up Thought Bubbles…
- December 8th, 2010
- Posted by Lee Duffield
COMMENTARY: Shark attacks off the Red Sea resort of Sharm el-Sheikh have resulted in injuries to three people and the death of a woman aged seventy … along with a not-quite-scientific response from authorities in Egypt and a fired-up world public. … Read More »