Germany Legalizes Cannabis for Personal Use with Restrictions

The German Bundestag has passed a bill allowing adults to possess and grow limited amounts of cannabis, marking a significant shift in the country's drug policy.

From April 1, adults in Germany can possess up to 25 grams of cannabis and grow three plants for personal use.
Cannabis clubs will be permitted to supply members, but commercial stores are not allowed for now.
The law aims to reduce the black market and police burden, with plans for future amnesty for past offenses.
Critics fear increased health risks for young people and a potential rise in harder drug use.
Germany becomes the first EU country to legalize cannabis for adult use, following a global trend.