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Negotiations are set to center on a stocktake of progress in reducing global warming, the future of fossil fuels, financing and a fund to pay for climate damage.

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As a large economy and the third-largest emitter of greenhouse gases, India is an influential voice for developing countries at the annual COP events. Over the years, New Delhi has become more assertive and proposed some key measures. Here's a look.

Naveeda Khan explains why so many developing countries have not balked at a major oil producer hosting COP28.

Our scorecard of what the most powerful factions of countries will be fighting over at the climate summit — and the obstacles they face.

As nations gather at COP28 in Dubai, top of the agenda will be the culmination of a process known as the ““global stocktake”. Carbon Brief explains.

The first global stocktaking of the progress made on containing climate change, expected to conclude at the UN summit in Dubai in a few weeks, has often received polarising views from nations that are signatories to the 2015 Paris Agreement. | Latest News India

India has underlined that equity, fair share of the global carbon budget, and obligations of developed country parties to provide finance for transition and technology transfer will be critical to address in the global stocktake | Latest News India

After nearly three decades of COP negotiations to handle a so-called 'climate emergency', what progress has been made?

Apart from grand sounding communiques, climate NGOs hyperbole, and alarmist headlines by the legacy media, nothing much of practical significance will come out of COP28.