The World Health Organization (WHO) has revealed that tobacco consumption kills 164,000 people in Pakistan annually, triggering a staggering $6.6 billion (Rs1,800 billion) in economic losses. This crisis unfolds amid rising addiction rates among Pakistani youth, prompting urgent calls for aggressive tax hikes on tobacco products.
Read moreThe University of Zaragoza and local health experts have sounded the alarm over a youth smoking epidemic in Aragon, where daily cigarette use among teens aged 14 to 18 has reached 7.5%. This rate significantly outpaces the national Spanish average of 4.3%.
Read moreThe Belarusian Ministry of Health, in collaboration with the Republican Center for Hygiene, Epidemiology and Public Health, has initiated the “Belarus Against Tobacco” educational campaign. This move comes as health officials report a critical need to raise awareness regarding the systemic damage caused by nicotine, including the rising prevalence of cardiovascular diseases and respiratory cancers linked to both smoking and passive smoke inhalation.
Read morePublic health advocates and economic analysts are dismissing recent proposals by NSW Premier Chris Minns and other political commentators to slash Australia’s tobacco excise tax. The political push, intended to undercut the booming illegal cigarette trade by making legal products more competitive, fundamentally ignores the pricing economics of the black market, where untaxed products will remain drastically cheaper regardless of domestic tax cuts.
Read moreThe Philippines has lost an estimated P141 billion ($2.46 billion) in government revenue to the illicit tobacco and vape trade over the past two years. This staggering financial drain, documented in a new joint report by the EU-ASEAN Business Council (EU-ABC) and Euromonitor International, highlights how widening price gaps and rising taxes have fueled a massive underground market that threatens national fiscal stability.
Read moreThe Milan City Council has temporarily halted a controversial proposal to implement a total outdoor smoking ban. The legislative push collapsed after failing to reach a quorum, driven by intense internal divisions, accusations of prohibitionism, and widespread concerns over the feasibility of enforcing stricter regulations.
Read moreA new University of Cape Town (UCT) study reveals that approximately 60% of cigarettes sold in South Africa are illicit, driven by weak regulatory enforcement and consumer habits formed during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read moreThe UK Parliament has officially passed the Tobacco and Vapes Bill, enacting a lifelong ban on cigarette sales to anyone born on or after January 1, 2009, while granting ministers new regulatory powers over vaping products.
Read moreTurkey’s ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP), alongside the Ministry of Health, is drafting legislation for a phased, complete ban on cigarette sales. This drastic development occurs amidst the nation’s broader push to align with European Union standards, directly resulting in one of the world’s strictest tobacco control frameworks.
Read moreA new CDC report reveals that US adult smoking rates have dropped to a record low of nearly 10% in 2024. However, this decline coincides with a rise in e-cigarette usage, which has nearly doubled since 2020, particularly among young adults and rural populations.
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