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The president of COP28, Sultan Al Jaber has asked delegates to the conference to disregard some documents published in the media promoting his alleged

Britain's King Charles III made an urgent plea for climate action at the COP28 summit in Dubai on Friday, saying the "hope of the world" rests on the decisions made at the annual meeting.

A new revelation has rattled climate scientists and environmental activists, but it did not happen in a vacuum.

An early win for developing countries with a deal on loss and damage has set a hopeful tone for the UN climate confab.

As the 28th United Nations climate change conference (COP28) begins in Dubai, the venue itself is facing scrutiny over the influence of the United Arab Emirates’s (UAE) oil industry and reported human rights abuses in the country. Critics have pointed out the irony of holding a climate summit in a nation heavily reliant on the production and burning of…

The leaders of the world's biggest polluting countries have lost a chance to inject momentum into the talks.

Vice President Kamala Harris left for Cop28 as critics claim it will have about its large carbon footprint and Sultan Al Jaber has denied reports he is trying to make side deals on fossil fuels.

Sultan Al Jaber, president of this year’s climate summit in the UAE, allegedly used the talks to pursue fossil fuel deals for the UAE’s state-owned oil company

Dubai, like Paris did eight years ago, may go down in COP history as a watershed event – but for all the wrong reasons

The leaders of the world's biggest polluting countries have lost a chance to inject momentum into the talks.