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Draft text at Bonn climate talks stirs controversy as rich countries fail to meet 2030 emission targets. Developing nations push for acknowledgment. | Latest News India

COP29 in Azerbaijan demonstrates a diplomatic carriage and also an opportunity for green transition, says Azerbaijan President Ilham Aliyev | Latest News India

Delegates were at an impasse over key issues, but agreements on other public-health emergency measures sparks cautious optimism. Delegates were at an impasse over key issues, but agreements on other public-health emergency measures sparks cautious optimism.

 GENEVA, June 1, 2024 (BSS/AFP) - Negotiations towards a global agreement on how to handle future pandemics seemed on course

The World Health Organization's drive to seal a global pandemic treaty will conclude Friday after weeks of closed-door talks in Geneva, Switzerland.

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Days of heavy rainfall in southern Brazil have led to “massive flooding and landslides” in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil’s southernmost state, BBC News reports.

Rich and developing countries are clashing over contributions to new climate finance goals. Differences may escalate at the Baku summit in Azerbaijan. | Latest News India