Greenland is developing a new alcohol policy with WHO support, focusing on reducing harm, protecting children, and addressing alcohol-relate

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Greenland's Department of Health and WHO/Europe collaborate on developing a multi-year evidence-based alcohol policy with broad stakeholder

EU elections are pivotal for shaping public health policies, including alcohol regulation, to reduce harms and promote a healthier Europe.

Illegal online alcohol sales undermine Iceland's public health goals and threaten ÁTVR's operations, warns CEO Ívar J. Arndal.

Saeima rejects raising the purchase age for alcohol to 20, opts to restrict sales hours instead.