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Powers meeting at the g20 summit in rome discuss more vaccines to pork countries and talking about iran returning to the 2050 nuclear deal. we look now at the outstanding issues to be discussed in rome. what will we focus on? the climate issue and vaccine issues and the fact that the richer countries are falling short in the commitments to provide 100 million dollars per year to poorer countries to fight climate change and transition to a greener economy. plenty to talk about for the second day ...

Of all on where we are with the 620 on climate change, it has been reasonable, i think countries have made a big effort, and we have got commitments by all 620 countries to net zero by the middle of the century and if you remember when the uk started off in this we had only two countries that were committed and that went up to 17 under the uks cop26 leadership, and we are now at all 620 signed up, everyone is committed to trying to keep 1.5 alive and we have everybody agreeing that from the end ...

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Happened in two years, since the covid-19 pandemic. for the president on the world stage, hes attempting to reassure him of that message he brought to the g7 summit is that america was back and they are committed to these alliances and shifted in the last four, five months when it came to alloys from the u.s.-led exit from afghanistan, and you saw the president smoothing over the tensions with the french leader as well. now hes prepared to head to the climate summit after he wraps up his meeting...

These commitments. i think that extent the travel abroad is not separated from the domestic agenda. and you can clearly see playing out here this sort of legacy of the trump era in which the uncertainty and the unpredictability, especially around the commitment to the multilateral relationship, to nato, to the eu, with brexit not helping in that equation is on the agenda here. i think there was one very telling and sort of moment at the events yesterday which is that chancellor merkel, after 16 ...

Weeks, saudi arabia, australia and russia have all made net zero commitments, we need 80% of the global economy or wipe out its contribution to climate change by the middle of the century, up from 30%, thanks to the uks six macro leadership. countries such as the united states have doubled their spending on climate aid. —— cop26. every nation at this summit will end support for international unabated coal projects by the end of this year. but these commitments, welcome as they are, are drops...

A joint statement expressing grave and growing concern. but borisjohnson�*s most immediate concern is next weeks climate change conference in scotland. here, hes shaking hands, but also trying to twist arms. the draft communique thats been agreed talks about the urgent need to keep global warming to 1.5 celsius. but for all the words in this draft communique, and there are a lot of them, its very short on detailed commitments or concrete measures to limit carbon emissions. borisjohnson is goin...

Way still to go. we all know that we have the technology. what we need to do now is to raise the finance, but above all we need the political will in glasgow to make those commitments and to keep alive the hope of restraining the growth in our temperatures to 1.5 degrees. boris johnson in rome, _ temperatures to 1.5 degrees. boris johnson in rome, setting - temperatures to 1.5 degrees. boris johnson in rome, setting the tone for what welcome tomorrow here in glasgow. as borisjohnson says, paris ...

And ultimately i think what youre going to see in glasgow is most of the major emitters in the world coming together, raising their ambitions in terms of the commitments theyre making to combat climate change. the united states not only doing that, but also putting in the funding necessary to help countries that need help with adaptation, with resilience to do that. beijing has to decide whether its going to live up to its responsibilities starting with its own people who are affected directly b...

So they will be pushing for concrete measures, not just more commitments, not just vague promises, but some credible sense of how this really can be achieved. and crucially, theyll be looking for details on the sort of progress that can be made this decade. because the science says that unless countries cut emissions deeply throughout this decade, by 2030, the chances of achieving the necessary carbon neutrality by around the middle of the century, that simply isnt possible. so there is so much ...