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Iceland faced unprecedented weather conditions requiring emergency landings due to a sudden storm near Keflavík International Airport.

A woman in Uberlândia was arrested for keeping 22 dogs in abusive conditions, demonstrating severe neglect and mistreatment of the animals.

The Archive's management responds to accusations of a poor work environment and beauty ideals that employees feel pressured to meet.

A loyal dog has been waiting for its deceased owner outside a healthcare unit in Cuiabá, Brazil, drawing attention from the public and animal welfare advocates.

An expert report states that the dog named Orelha did not have any fractures or injuries caused by human action, even claiming no identifiable cause of death.

Two bears from the Luján zoo in Argentina have been relocated to a sanctuary in Bulgaria after a long journey.

The Subea is launching a free sterilization program for dogs and cats in Campo Grande, aimed at low-income families.

About 466 pilgrims from Plateau State are set to depart for Israel on March 5, 2026, as announced by the Christian Welfare Board following mobilization and screening processes.

The article critiques the Swedish government's immigration policy, arguing it endangers both individual welfare and the country's skill supply.

A forensic report on the death of a dog named Orelha did not identify any head injuries but did not rule out trauma as a potential cause of death.

Minister Wille Rydman referenced a meme during a parliamentary questioning session in response to opposition challenges regarding welfare support in Finland.

A horse fell on the street after a cart collided with a car in Campos dos Goytacazes, Brazil, reigniting discussions around the use of animal traction in urban areas.

During a football match in Istanbul, a player attempted to revive a seagull hit by the ball, but experts say this is anatomically impossible.

A scandal involving Botox use in a beauty competition among wolves has emerged in Iceland.

The article discusses the ongoing frustrations and challenges faced by Iceland as it navigates its path forward amidst multiple disappointments.

The number of children classified as accused in violence-related cases has surged significantly in recent years, with 176 recorded last year compared to 65 in 2015.

A serious incident of ongoing exploitation of children in a school has come to light, involving more than twenty children over two years.

A Chinese company, Henan Kuangshan Crane Co., Ltd., distributed over $26 million in year-end bonuses to its employees during an annual gala.

A couple discovers their nine-year-old Labrador can still jump high after reviewing footage from their pet camera, contradicting their assumptions about his capabilities due to age.

An individual has been convicted for providing alcohol to an oak hawk in Iceland.

Ukraine has announced a 12.1% increase in pensions and insurance payments starting March 1, as part of its ongoing pension enhancement policy amid economic challenges.

The municipality of Oslo has sold a site at Økern to the student welfare organization (SiO) for the construction of 400 new student apartments.

Oslo's municipality has reported its first financial surplus in three years, signaling a recovery after significant budget cuts.

A heated political debate between Finland's Social Affairs Minister Wille Rydman and MP Nasima Razmyar highlights accusations of dehumanization between the PS and SDP parties.

A rejected Japanese macaque named Punch has gained worldwide attention for adopting a plush toy after being dismissed by its mother, prompting discussions on the nature of maternal bonds and emotional instincts in primates.

The Danish government's food check proposal is set for expedited consideration in Parliament amidst skepticism from various parties.

Food checks have been met with skepticism from various quarters as the government's proposal is set for urgent processing in the Parliament.

A French homeless man was able to drive a Ferrari while reportedly collecting millions in welfare benefits.

Sick leave in Norway reached its lowest point in three years at 6.57% in 2025, prompting proposal by politician Trygve Slagsvold Vedum to maintain the current sick pay system.

A recent report from the Madhya Pradesh High Court has revealed that eight tigers died in the Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve between November 21, 2025, and February 2, 2026, raising serious concerns about wildlife conservation efforts in the state.

A dramatic rescue operation took place on February 23 near the Detroit River, where a helpless Siberian husky was saved from icy waters by animal protectors and firefighters.

The Social Democrats in Denmark have proposed a national ban on new conventional pig farming operations due to environmental concerns and animal welfare issues.

The Socialist People's Party (SF) in Denmark proposes a national ban on establishing new conventional pig farms due to concerns about animal welfare and environmental sustainability.

The Griha Aadhar Yojana in Goa provides eligible women with ₹1500 monthly to support their daily expenses and education costs for their children.

Due to rising heating costs in Latvia during a cold winter, the government has decided to temporarily increase housing benefits for lower-income households until April 30th.

A new player in Bavaria's poultry market is set to begin slaughtering old hens under CO₂ stunning, amidst a shortage of local slaughtering capacity following the closure of the major Buckl slaughterhouse.

The Norwegian Labour and Welfare Administration reports a decline in sick leave to its lowest level in three years, with significant decreases across all demographics, particularly in mental health diagnoses.

Japan's Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare has announced a reduction in the employment insurance premium rate from 1.45% to 1.35% starting April 1, 2026, marking the second consecutive year of decline due to improving employment conditions.

The number of basic social welfare recipients in Finland increased significantly last year, with Vantaa having the highest proportion of recipients compared to its population.

The amount of basic social assistance distributed by Kela significantly increased from the previous year, with 6.4% of the population receiving support in 2025.

A severely malnourished and abandoned dog, later named Simba, was rescued and taken to a veterinarian, where he received a heartbreaking diagnosis of being beyond help.

The Argentinian government has announced a new bonus of up to $70,000 for retirees and pensioners, which will be paid out in March 2026.

At least 13 regions in Finland are seeking additional time to cover accumulated deficits, with some facing restrictions on their decision-making authority due to financial challenges.

85-year-old Kim Jung-ja, previously the oldest test-taker in the Korean SAT, will graduate from Sookmyung Women's University's Future Education Center with a degree in social welfare.

This article discusses the exclusion of sports events from mainstream broadcast media and its implications for public access to sports, particularly highlighting the voices of Paralympic athletes.

Pet owners in England face significant new laws starting in March and April 2026, including harsher penalties for dog attacks and stricter licensing for private primate ownership.

Ogun State has introduced an Additional Pension Benefit for retirees to address past pension contributions issues, enhancing their retirement security.

The Secretary of Welfare, Ariadna Montiel Reyes, launched the National Training Day for the Social Infrastructure Contribution Fund (FAIS) 2026, aimed at enhancing the execution mechanisms of the fund to combat poverty and inequality.

President Trump's State of the Union address focused on his 'war on fraud', eliciting mixed responses from a panel of voters reflecting the political divide in the country.

Dogs exhibit selective barking behavior based on sensory perceptions and social adaptation processes, affecting their reactions to strangers.