The climate conference in Bonn, prior to the 28th Conference of Parties in Dubai, witnessed demands from developing countries for finance t...

The UN climate conference concluded here on Saturday with countries putting in place a road-map for 'Talanoa Dialogue' — a year-long proces...

“You should expect that the Secretary-General to call on all parties to ratify the Doha Amendment to the Kyoto Protocol,” said Robert C Orr...

The India pavilion at the summit offers participants a chance to learn and practice yoga under the supervision of a trained master for one ...

The United States and the European Union has opposed the demand for formal discussion on what is described in climate negotiation parlance ...

Sixteen of the 25 major carbon emitting countries, including the United States, Australia, Canada and the EU nations (counted together) are...

At Bonn, countries are expected to work towards finalising the rules that will guide the implementation of the Paris Agreement.

G-77 countries and China will focus on ensuring flow of technology, finance and building capacities in developing countries to deal with cl...

Negotiators from 190-odd countries are gathering in Bonn to work towards a consensus on an agreement to help slow down global warming.

Developing nations feel that postponing has stymied efforts by industrialised countries to focus on emission reduction in agriculture.

On the second day of the Bonn climate change negotiations, the US, the EU and other developed countries tried to stall discussions on wheth...

Smaller groups are taking up discussions on substantive issues to arrive at some clear understanding ahead of the weeklong Bonn negotiation...

At Bonn’s Hotel Maritim negotiators from 194 countries are hard at work, not just hammering out details but at rebuilding trust among natio...

Thwarting yet another attempt by the developed world to force countries to accept legally binding emission caps, India has expressed its ob...

If there's one doctrine that has hindered climate change negotiations over the years, it's the You First principle.

If the devil is in the details, climate change negotiators are about to enter purgatory.