The government finalizes the next relaxation of alcohol sales – strong spirits could be purchased directly from small distilleries
The Finnish government is preparing legislation to allow direct sales of strong spirits from small distilleries, despite pending regulations on remote sales and Sunday openings.
Alcohol Map of Poland. Which Cities are Tightening the Screws
The article discusses the rising social costs of alcohol consumption in Poland and the measures taken by major cities to limit alcohol use.
Editorial: Parliament Representatives Fight Again Over Where Finns Can Buy Alcohol
Finnish parliament members are once again at odds over regulations governing alcohol sales, reigniting a longstanding debate over the legality of ordering alcohol from other EU countries.
Immediate drug and alcohol tests for high-risk activities: the news in workplaces
In Italy, new regulations permit immediate drug and alcohol testing for employees suspected of substance use during high-risk work activities.
Chaos at the Resort After Being Stopped from Drinking Alcohol... FIR Filed Against a Gujarati Family in Arunachal
An FIR has been filed against a Gujarati family for misbehavior and threats at a resort in Arunachal Pradesh after they were stopped from drinking alcohol.
Kenya: Nairobi Moves to Tighten Alcohol Laws in Major Overhaul to Protect Families
Nairobi County is proposing a comprehensive legislative overhaul of alcohol regulations to enhance family protection, public health, and industry order.
Strict Ban on Popular Destination - May Come into Effect This Summer
Croatia is planning to impose strict regulations on alcohol sales in Split, aiming to curb disturbances caused by intoxicated tourists.
Decided: Food and beer cannot be shown together
A Swedish court ruled that marketing alcoholic beverages with food images violates advertising regulations, disappointing local breweries.
"Like we are back to March 1, 1989"
Tómas Þór Þórðarson welcomes new regulations allowing alcohol sales at sports events in Reykjavik, feeling this is a matter of freedom and questioning the restrictions imposed by local authorities.
Poços strengthens rules for the sale of alcoholic beverages during Carnival 2026
The city of Poços de Caldas is tightening regulations regarding the sale of alcoholic beverages for Carnaval 2026 to ensure public health safety.
Beer Now Allowed at the Stadium
Beer consumption is now permitted at sports events in Reykjavík following new city council regulations.
Finnish ski jump coach sent home for alcohol use during Olympics
The head coach of the Finnish ski jump team, Igor Medved, has been sent home from the Milan and Cortina Olympics due to violations of alcohol use regulations, according to the Finnish Olympic Committee.
Ryanair says passengers should never carry 1 alcoholic drink on planes
Ryanair has advised passengers against carrying a certain type of alcoholic drink on planes due to safety regulations.
88 liquor stores removed from public roads and 155 businesses verified in Iztacalco
Authorities in Iztacalco, Mexico, have removed 88 illegal liquor stores from public roads and conducted verification visits to 155 businesses, resulting in numerous suspensions and closures for non-compliance with alcohol regulations.
Alert to drivers: recent updates from the DOT in the U.S. and documentation rules in February 2026
The U.S. Department of Transportation is implementing new administrative adjustments for commercial drivers and maintaining the current federally mandated drug and alcohol testing protocols.
Transport Minister to Tighten Rules for Reckless Drivers
Denmark's Transport Minister proposes stricter regulations for reckless driving, including mandatory license revocation for drivers convicted of negligent homicide due to drug or alcohol impairment.
Saudi Arabia allows the sale of alcohol to rich foreigners
Saudi Arabia has quietly begun allowing affluent foreign residents to purchase alcohol, marking a significant shift after a 73-year ban, with expectations for a future expansion of these regulations to tourists as part of broader social and economic reforms in the kingdom.
NRK: Proposes serving alcohol until 06:00 in Oslo during the World Cup
Oslo's Cultural and Business Council proposes extending alcohol service hours until 6:00 AM during the summer World Cup, applicable to venues showing matches.
Krasnoyarsk Becomes Latest Region to Limit Alcohol Sales
The Krasnoyarsk region in Siberia announced new restrictions on alcohol sales to curb consumption, mandating reduced operating hours for liquor stores and special permits for outdoor alcohol sales at restaurants.
Will there be fewer alcohol shops in Warsaw? The decision belongs to the councilors
The number of alcohol sales points in Warsaw has been gradually decreasing, prompting councilors to decide on future licensing regulations.
Police Closed Alcohol Sales Place
The police closed an alcohol sales location for violating regulations on alcohol retail and service, with four individuals detained and 79 cases logged in the system over the night.
Alcohol Test: 'Measuring' Drinks, the New Traffic Code - Inspections and Impressive Numbers
Strict new alcohol consumption limits have effectively deterred many drivers from drinking heavily during the holidays, with intensified checks proving impactful in reducing drunk driving incidents.
Drivers discovering new DVLA and road rules coming in from today, Jan 1 2026 warning
Drivers in the UK are warned about new DVLA and road rules that are being implemented starting January 1, 2026, including potential changes to driving licence eye tests, alcohol limits, and seat belt regulations.
500 drivers test positive for alcohol each day in a week of traffic surveillance
A recent traffic surveillance campaign revealed that 500 drivers tested positive for alcohol daily, leading to 229 criminal proceedings due to severe violations of existing regulations.
New Year's Eve, what are the limits to avoid fines: all cases and what you risk
As New Year's Eve approaches, celebrators are warned to adhere to new road code regulations and municipal ordinances to avoid fines amidst an increased presence of alcohol testing and fireworks bans.
Training for Members of the Alcohol Problem Resolution Committee and the Responsibilities of PIT Payers
This article discusses the training provided for members of the Alcohol Problem Resolution Committee in relation to their taxpayer obligations under PIT regulations.
Social Media for 16-year-olds: A minimum age benefits the platforms
The article discusses the potential benefits of setting the minimum age for social media use to 16, drawing parallels to regulations for alcohol and tobacco consumption and highlighting the negative impacts of social media.