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Negotiations at COP29 hit a snag as LDCs and AOSIS walked out, protesting a draft climate finance package deemed inadequate. The proposed USD 250 billion falls short of the trillions needed to...

Negotiations at COP29 hit a snag as vulnerable nations, including the LDCs and AOSIS, walked out over a draft agreement deemed insufficient for climate finance. The US is accused of seeking to exit...

Civil society groups at COP29 in Baku have condemned the proposed USD 250 billion climate finance deal as inadequate and demanded a 'no deal' rather than a 'bad deal'. Activists are calling for...

Developing countries reject COP29 climate finance draft, demanding at least USD 1.3 trillion annually. Developed nations are pushing for a broader investment goal, drawing criticism.

All countries reject climate finance draft at COP29, leaving the future of climate action uncertain. Developing nations demand USD 1.3 trillion annually, while developed countries struggle to agree...

Developing countries demand up to USD 900 billion in public climate finance at COP29, criticizing the EU's proposed USD 200-300 billion target as insufficient. The negotiations remain tense as...

Negotiations at COP29 face a critical 48 hours as rich and poor nations remain divided over climate finance, threatening to derail progress on key climate goals.

Developing countries at COP29 criticized unilateral trade measures disguised as climate action, arguing they violate principles of equity and harm global cooperation. The EU's Carbon Border...

India has criticized unilateral trade measures in the name of climate action, calling them discriminatory and harmful to multilateral cooperation. The country argues that such measures violate...

Developed nations acknowledge need for trillions of dollars to address climate change, but negotiations remain tense over new climate finance package at UN climate talks.

India, alongside developing nations, calls for equitable climate finance commitments from developed countries at COP29. Concerns raised over loan-based finance and unequal access to funding.

G77 and China reject the framework for a new climate finance goal at the UN climate talks in Baku, demanding USD 1.3 trillion for developing countries. The debate highlights the ongoing tension...

G77 and China reject the framework for a draft negotiating text on a new climate finance goal, arguing it does not reflect developing country demands. The group seeks a minimum of USD 1.3 trillion...

Climate finance negotiations at Bonn climate talks falter, leaving a steep path ahead for COP29 in Baku. Developed and developing countries remain divided on the New Collective Quantified Goal...