Joseph Hart argues that Armenia’s tobacco-control approach has failed to reduce smoking while sidelining vaping and nicotine pouches.

Joseph Hart argues that Ireland’s 2027 budget will raise e-liquid costs, weaken switching incentives, and reinforce illicit cigarette sales.

Three lessons from a new harm-reduction paper on how marketing, access and messaging affect smoking transitions in South Korea, Estonia and Ireland.

The Vaping Products Directive will raise e-liquid costs sharply, narrowing the price gap with cigarettes and putting pressure on lower-income vapers.

Martin Cullip argues that confused vaping messages have eroded trust in reliable evidence and now threaten public health itself.

Ireland is considering a generational ban that could include vaping products, raising familiar questions about choice, risk and prohibition.