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San Diego's Public Safety Committee approves SDPD, SDFD use of drone technology - Vimarsana News

San Diego's Public Safety Committee approves SDPD, SDFD use of drone technology

The San Diego City Council's Public Safety Council meeting on Wednesday ended with unanimous approval of the use of drone technology for the city's police and...

Munich Security Conference: technologies increasingly part of global power politics - Vimarsana News

Munich Security Conference: technologies increasingly part of global power politics

Science|Business - Table.Media partnership Science|Business has partnered with Table.Media, a leading source of news about higher education and research in Germany. Each week, we are publishing one of each other’s stories to give readers an even broader range of insight into R&D policy across Europe.

Cannabis lobby says former ARUC chair's misgivings are 'prohibitionist' - Vimarsana News

Cannabis lobby says former ARUC chair's misgivings are 'prohibitionist'

Cannabis liberalisation lobby ReLeaf calls out criticism from former ARUC chair Mariella Dimech, who has questioned the lack of any social impact assessment on the legalisation of home-growing and cannabis clubs

Former cannabis watchdog boss reverted to 'prohibitionist' stance: ReLeaf - Vimarsana News

Former cannabis watchdog boss reverted to 'prohibitionist' stance: ReLeaf

ReLeaf Malta's statement comes after former head of ARUC Mariella Dimech spoke about the challenges she experienced in the role

Drugs reform law was passed without preparing for its impact on society: former ARUC chairperson - Vimarsana News

Drugs reform law was passed without preparing for its impact on society: former ARUC chairperson

“When they passed the law, there was nothing prepared. So people got confused….things aren’t clear. And when things aren’t clear people get hurt.”