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Iceland issues permits allowing whale hunting until 2029

  • Iceland has issued permits for two whale hunting ships for five years, allowing the catch of 209 fin whales and 217 minke whales annually during the whaling season.
  • Iceland is one of only three countries that allow whaling, along with Japan and Norway, despite international welfare concerns.
  • Animal rights and environmental groups have criticized this decision made by Iceland's outgoing conservative government.
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