#international-agreements

#international-agreements

International consensus is increasingly disregarding scientific research in policymaking, particularly affecting climate action.

Countries reached an agreement to tax shipping emissions, marking a historic step towards global maritime decarbonization.

Negotiations at the UN climate summit are strained over funding for developing countries' climate resilience, with specific financial commitments and responsibilities in dispute.

UN climate talks in Baku struggle for consensus on finance and fossil fuels, highlighting the ongoing urgency of climate action despite systemic issues.

Argentina may withdraw from the Paris climate agreement under President Javier Milei, mirroring Trump's previous action during his term.

Wealthy nations have committed to $300 billion annually for developing countries to combat climate change, although it falls short of their demands.

A contentious climate finance deal was reached after intense negotiations, with developing nations settling for less than what they initially sought.

The UK and US declined to sign an AI agreement at a Paris summit, prioritizing national security and growth over regulatory frameworks.

The renewed U.S.-China science and technology agreement reflects ongoing collaboration amid escalating tensions, with a focus on national security and limited cooperation.