BERLIN – An annual report on drugs and drug addiction in the European Union struck a calm note Nov. 22, calling the situation "largely stable" and pointing to progress on the treatment of dangerous drug addiction.The study, released annually by the Lisbon-based European Monitoring Center for Drugs and Drug Addiction, illustrated just how different EU nations are from their formerly communist neighbors. In EU states like Denmark, Spain and the U.K., between 30 percent and 40 percent of young adults have tried illegal drugs – levels much higher than in the Baltic countries. The Western Europe...
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