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So the coalition negotiations are going as well as I thought they would.

Korea's National Assembly on Friday took a significant step in addressing the evolving landscape of liquor sales with its inaugural "National Assembly Discussion Forum on Invigorating e-Commerce for Liquor." Hosted by Rep. Choi Seung-Jae of the People Power Party and organized by the Asia Pacific International Spirits and Wines Alliance, the event marked the first-ever discussion in the National Assemb...

A man was arrested over the weekend after police say he put a gun to another man’s head at a Latrobe bar.

Have you ever been to a party and felt so drunk you needed to get out of bed? It’s an experience you’ve all been through: the urgent need to get rid of alcohol from our bodies can sometimes feel like a race against time. However, this article will show you how to quickly regain your […]

People aged between 18 and 24 years old in the UK are more likely to binge drink compared with the rest of the population.

Many JMU students participate in activities revolving around the drinking scene. As these social events continue, students can learn how to consume alcohol safely and understand its negative effects.

In this article, we are going to discuss the 20 states that consume the most alcohol per capita. You can skip our detailed analysis of the economic cost of excessive drinking, the effect of taxes on alcohol consumption, and the CSR initiatives by various alcohol firms dedicated to promoting responsible drinking, and go directly to […]

The International Alliance for Responsible Drinking (IARD) have told pubs to ban staff asking because it might encourage patrons to get drunk, it said in a new training manual for staff