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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.

During the Concluding Leaders' Session, PM Modi said that the region will build its own future and will decide its own destiny.

As the countdown to COP28 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, continues, IPS caught up with Dr Oldman Koboto, Commonwealth Climate Finance Access Hub manager.

NAIROBI, Nov 08 (IPS) - Climate change finance will continue to be a focal point during the upcoming COP28 negotiations in the UAE. Dr Oldman Koboto, manager and advisor for the Commonwealth Climate Finance Hub, speaks about what’s expected.As the countdown to COP28 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, continues, IPS caught up with Dr Oldman Koboto, Mauritius-based Manager for the Commonwealth Climate Finance Access Hub (CCFAH).

The PIF Leaders’ Meeting is an important chance to jolt the world into action on a climate Loss and Damage Fund after decades of fighting for justice.

The Paris Agreement recognises that developed countries most responsible for greenhouse gas emissions must support developing countries in line with their historical responsibility. Countries of the global north are responsible for the largest percentage of cumulative overshoot in emissions historically, it said.

India News: NEW DELHI: India has said that the first-ever Global Stocktake – a periodic review of efforts towards meeting Paris Agreement goals – outcome should p.

Environment Minister Bhupender Yadav speaks to NDTV on the key takeaways from India's G20 presidency.

New Delhi: As leaders gather for G20 Summit in New Delhi, experts on Thursday said securing consensus on multilateral development bank (MDB) reforms and adopting rigorous language regarding the phasing down of unabated fossil fuels could enhance Indias leadership role. G20 countries -- responsible for 85 per cent of the worlds GDP and 80 per cent of the emissions --

Despite the complexity of discussions and uncertainties surrounding energy transition and MDB reforms, there is optimism that the summits leaders can find a minimum consensus to demonstrate unity.