Dismay at ‘weak’ interim deal as talks stretch past summit deadline

COP29: mieux vaut pas d'accord qu'un "mauvais accord", disent 300 ONG

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COP29:300 NGOs say no deal is better than a “bad deal”

Civil society protests $250 billion climate finance proposal at U.N. summit, urging developing nations to reject the unjust deal.

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COP29 U.N. Summit: Civil society protests against climate finance proposal, calls for 'no deal' over 'bad deal'

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‘No deal is better than a bad deal’: Cop29 deadlocked over climate fund

More than 16 hours after the scheduled end of the UN climate summit COP29 in the Azerbaijani capital Baku, there is still no sign of a new version of the negotiating texts. More than 300 NGOs have written in a letter that they would rather the summit end without an agreement than have a bad agreement.

Meer dan 16 uur na het voorziene einde van de VN-klimaattop COP29 in de Azerbeidzjaanse hoofdstad Bakoe is er nog steeds geen spoor van een nieuwe versie van de onderhandelingsteksten. Meer dan 300 ngo’s laten in een brief weten dat ze liever hebben dat de top stopt zonder akkoord dan dat er een slecht akkoord komt.

Nieuwe teksten laten op zich wachten op klimaattop in Bakoe: “Beter geen akkoord dan slecht akkoord”

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New texts are pending at climate summit in Baku: “Better no deal than a bad deal”

"You claim to champion a rules-based system, yet flout the rules when they don't suit your interests, putting at risk billions of people and life on Earth," the

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Metro Manila

Philippines

No climate deal better than 'bad' one, say NGOs at COP29

More than 300 NGOs called on developing countries and China overnight from Friday to Saturday on developing countries and China to leave the UN climate conference in Baku if rich countries do not increase their financial commitment....

Plus de 300 ONG ont appelé dans la nuit de vendredi à samedi les pays en développement et la Chine à quitter la conférence de l'ONU sur le climat à Bakou si les pays riches n'augmentent pas leur engagement financier. ...

COP29 went into extra time on Saturday, after twelve days of unsuccessful negotiations.

La COP29 est entrée en prolongations samedi, après douze jours de négociations infructueuses.

COP29 à Bakou : mieux vaut pas d'accord qu'un "mauvais accord", affirment 300 ONG dans une lettre

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Strasbourg

Bas-Rhin

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France

COP29 in Baku: better no agreement than a “bad deal”, say 300 NGOs in a letter

In a year set to be the hottest ever recorded, developing nations are bearing the brunt of rising drought and disasters.

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Ireland

'No deal is better than a bad deal': Poorer countries walk out of climate negotiations

Walkouts, accusations and acrimony – now it’s going into the early hours for the second night past the deadline without agreement, at the UN’s climate summit or COP, in Azerbaijan. The sticking point is the toughest issue of all – money. Specifically, how much rich countries invest each year to protect poorer ones – and hence the rest of the world – from the worst effects of the climate crisis.

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‘No deal better than a bad deal’ – COP29 climate talks facing collapse

Baku (Azerbaijan), Nov 23 (PTI) Civil society members staged a silent march at the UN climate summit, condemning the developed nations' proposal to increase annual climate finance to a meagre USD 250 billion by 2035.  	 They called on the developing world to reject what they described as an "insulting" and "unjust" deal.   	 With their arms crossed in defiance, protesters walked silently through the summit venue, where chanting is prohibited.   …

‘No deal is better than a bad deal’: Cop29 deadlocked over climate fund

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