Tobacco and Nicotine

One NGO is calling for SARAH to be taken down arguing it could jeopardize people’s health with inaccurate responses.

As the government seeks to ban tobacco sales to younger generations, parliament’s pipe and cigar enthusiasts are feeling nostalgic.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak wants to stub out cigarettes for future generations — but a chunk of his own MPs are railing against it.

The former British prime minister used a speech in Canada to attack the policies of his successor, Rishi Sunak.

‘Even the very nature of the agreement is still up for debate,’ said Nina Schwalbe, founder of public health think tank Spark Street.

POLITICO watched Jeremy Hunt’s big fiscal event so you didn’t have to.

From pesticides to alcohol labeling, Ursula von der Leyen is taking an ax to any potentially vote-losing policies.

A proposal to introduce tougher guidelines on vaping outdoors was held back at the last minute.

Health agency says targets are at risk for cutting obesity rates in a country where half of adults are overweight.

As the market for nicotine pouches grows, Brussels is eyeing regulation.

At this year’s climate change talks, health will be formally included as a topic for the first time.

POLITICO combs through Rishi Sunak’s legislative agenda — as read out by King Charles III — so you don’t have to.

Britain’s eco-warrior monarch will unveil PM Rishi Sunak’s highly-political legislative agenda on Tuesday.

Belgian lawmaker co-founded medicinal marijuana group without declaring son’s CBD business.

Giovanni Kessler, former head of European anti-fraud office, received a one-year suspended prison sentence over his handling of a probe involving John Dalli.

Big Tobacco is the clear winner from all the fighting.

An explosion in vaping rates among kids is prompting Europe to rethink its approach to regulation.

Lawmakers can’t agree whether snus is a potent alternative to cigarettes or a back door for Big Tobacco.

From watching porn to stealing sandwiches, these are the most humiliating reasons to leave office.

The great divide on what to do about e-cigarettes is only growing wider.

Global companies made $214 billion in revenue and paid $3.5 billion in taxes, finds study by Ukrainian civil society and Kyiv School of Economics.

Commissioner for Narcotic Drugs Burkhard Blienert is concerned about the rates of vaping among young people.