AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoSynthetic Cannabinoids Crackdown (Ireland): Ireland’s health and justice ministers set up a joint working group to respond fast to high-risk synthetic cannabinoids found in vapes, vape liquids, and edibles, aiming to tighten enforcement and intelligence-sharing. Public-Sector Drug Testing (Ghana): Interior Minister Mohammed Mubarak Muntaka says mandatory drug tests for public service recruits are being prepared for Cabinet, after thousands were disqualified in a recent screening. Hemp/THC Retail Legal Pressure (US): A Texas judge could soon allow hemp businesses to sell THC products again, adding fresh momentum to the fight over “diet weed” rules. Local Drug Enforcement (Nigeria): Anambra police arrested a 28-year-old suspected dealer and seized cannabis, methamphetamine, and “Colos” worth about ₦5.8m, with investigators checking links to election disruption. Legal Weed Industry Friction (New York): New York is moving to tighten up its legal weed rollout further, with critics warning it could worsen closures and costs. FBI Hiring Policy Shift (US): The FBI ended an automatic hiring ban for applicants with past prostitution encounters, moving to case-by-case review—another sign of shifting federal standards.
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