Iceland has resumed its whale hunt after a two-year pause, with one of its two remaining whaling ships departing Reykjavík this week. This action continues the practice in a country that, along with Japan and Norway, openly permits whaling despite international criticism. Animal welfare organizations have expressed dismay, citing the suffering of the whales and the lack of domestic demand for whale meat. AI
RANK_REASON Article discusses a resumption of a controversial practice with commentary from an NGO, but does not present new primary information or a significant industry shift.
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