After days of negotiating a deal, the COP26 climate talks have finally come to an end in Glasgow, Scotland. Countries have agreed on a climate deal that aims at keeping the important global warming targets in check.

COP26 climate deal finalised with compromises, UN chief warns 'it's not enough'

Finally, a new global climate deal has been signed at COP26 Climate Summit in Glasgow. But at the conclusion of the summit, Britain's president of the conference Alok Sharma seemed to 'fight back tears' as the leader apologised for a last-minute change on the wording over coal.

Late change over coal forces COP26 president Alok Sharma to hold back tears as deal gets signed

U.N. climate talks ended Saturday with a deal that for the first time targeted fossil fuels as the key driver of global warming, even as coal-reliant countries lobbed last-minute objections.

Countries to reduce their reliance on coals

The final day at the climate summit has received mixed reactions from the international community. The change was met by dismay by the rich economies of the European Union as well as the Martial Islands.

Rich countries accused of failing at COP26

The climate talks in Glasgow were supposed to conclude on the 12th of November but it seems the world leaders have exceeded their deadline. The conference president Alok Sharma made a final push for all parties to come on the same page.

Global carbon markets become hotly contested issue

International climate talks went into overtime Friday evening, as negotiators wrestled behind closed doors over several sticking points in an agreement that could determine whether nations can prevent the planet from growing dangerously hot by midcentury.

Glasgow climate talks are down to the wire on money, ambition and fossil fuels

In Pics | Fear of failure among climate activists as COP26 summit enters last day

In an unexpected declaration at the COP26 climate meeting in Glasgow, China and the United States agreed to increase climate cooperation over the next decade. In a joint declaration, the world's two largest CO2 emitters promised to act.

COP26: US and China issue joint pledge to boost climate co-operation

Most of the developing nations, including China, India and African countries, have sought at least US $1.3 trillion per year from the wealthy countries in climate finance starting from 2030—a demand that would be most likely to cause further consternation even as countries at COP26 negotiate on the amount.

India, China, other developing nations propose $1.3 trillion per year in climate finance

The USA on Wednesday joined International Solar Alliance (ISA). With this, the US has become 101st country to become part of the grouping by signing the framework of the ISA.

USA joins India-led International Solar Alliance, becomes 101st country to do so

A COP26 climate summit draft text on Wednesday urged countries to boost emission cutting goals by 2022, three years ahead of schedule. The text came after data showed that the world was far off track to limit warming to 1.

COP26 climate summit: Draft deal urges nations to speed up emission goals in 2022

Climate change is a phenomenon that impacts the world, no one gets spared from its devastating consequences. However, the effects are disproportionate. On Tuesday, the UN climate summit held a session on climate change and its impact on women in particular.

UN: 80% of people displaced by climate change are women | COP26 Climate Summit

Indians dominate Environmental Photographer of the Year 2021 award

Tuvalu's Communication and Foreign Affairs Minister Simon Kofe has recorded a video message for COP26 while standing knee-deep in seawater. The minister has become a social media favourite for his innovative call for climate action. Molly Gambhir brings you a report.

Gravitas: Tuvalu minister's records climate speech knee-deep in sea water

After the viral image of Tuvalu's minister in knee-deep water, he is now all set to make his address at the cop26 summit.

'Ready for the worst possibility,' says Tuvalu's minister

Nations are in the final week of negotiations on climate action in Glasgow. What will be analysed is whether countries will stand up to what they said or will it be like previous summits where goals have been set but have rarely been met.

Vulnerable nations at COP26 seek urgent action

To highlight the effects of climate of change, the foreign minister of Tuvalu, a low-lying island in the south Pacific, filmed his speech to COP26 climate summit standing knee-deep in the ocean to show how the nation is vulnerable to the climate crisis.

Minister of Tuvalu island films his COP26 speech knee-deep in ocean to highlight climate crisis

Scientists have warned that one billion people could suffer the severe impact of a mere rise of two degrees in global temperature. The research, released by the Met Office of the United Kingdom, portrays a ''scary vision of the future,'' with experts saying that the world is ''woefully underprepared'' for what lies ahead.

'Scary vision of future': Rise in temperature by just 2C will make 1 billion people suffer

Maharashtra has won the Inspiring Regional Leadership Award from Under2 Coalition for Climate Action. By winning this award, Maharashtra became the only Indian state to win an award at COP26.

Maharashtra becomes only Indian state to win award at COP26

Glasgow protests: Protesters perform a zombie die-in; over 200 events planned worldwide

Former US President Barack Obama arrived in Glasgow to address the United Nations climate conference. 'We have not done nearly enough to address these crises, we have to do more and whether that happens or not to a large degree, it is going to depend upon you."

Former US President Barack Obama address COP26 climate conference

Former US President Barack Obama arrived in Glasgow to address the United Nations climate conference or COP26. "We have to act now to help with adaptation and resilience," the former US president told the delegates at COP26 as he recalled his childhood experiences while growing up in Hawaii.

I was not very happy about that: Obama takes a dig at Trump at COP26

The UN climate summit is underway in Glasgow, it has thousands of leaders making remarks, hundreds of sessions making it extremely difficult for your cost to stand out. Grim climate reality for Pacific nations, the image of Tuvalu minister goes viral.

Tuvalu minister stands in sea to film COP26 statement

While former US President Barack Obama will hold a roundtable and meetings with key leaders at the COP26 summit, the It Takes Roots (ITR) delegation will be highlighting the 'Monster of Militarism' and the contradictions of his legacy of militarism.

Former US President Barack Obama to face ITR protests at COP26 summit

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