COP31 Climate Talks Open in Turkey
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The world is entering a new reality where climate extremes are the norm, the United Nations chief Antonio Guterres warned on Monday (November 9, 2026), urging leaders at the COP31 climate conference in Turkiye to “get serious”.
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The UN’s annual climate talks kick off Monday (November 9, 2026) in Turkiye as rising temperatures heighten the urgency of action, with financial constraints and geopolitical tensions complicating efforts to secure global cooperation.
The two roadmaps from Brazil – on the “transition away from fossil fuels” and on halting deforestation – will present ways of doing so.
Countries committed to transition away from fossil fuels in a landmark pact at COP28 in Dubai in 2023 but have struggled to agree on how to turn that pledge into action.
An exceptionally strong El Nino climate phenomenon is forecast to peak later this year, adding to extreme weather and possibly helping to make 2026 or 2027 the hottest year on record.
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At the UN climate summit in Antalya, Turkey on November 9, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warned that the world is entering an era of persistent climate extremes due to man-made climate change and a strong El Niño event. He emphasized the need for urgent action by leaders to cut emissions and provide financial support to vulnerable countries. The World Meteorological Organization reported that 2026 was one of…
World entering ‘age of climate extremes’: UN chief →4 articles from The Straits Times on this storyThe UN climate summit, COP31, is set for November 9-20 in Antalya, Turkey, with Australia presiding over formal negotiations and Turkey overseeing voluntary agreements. The event aims to advance efforts towards the Paris Agreement's goal of limiting global warming to 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels, but challenges include the absence of the US under President Trump’s leadership and the pressing need for developing…
Cop31: what is at stake at the UN climate summit and what can it achieve? →3 articles from The Guardian on this storyUN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warned at the COP31 climate conference on November 9, 2026, that the world is entering an era of persistent climate extremes. The World Meteorological Organization reported that 2026 continued a record-breaking streak with temperatures, melting ice, and rising sea levels unprecedented in recent history. The organization noted that this year’s El Nino event could elevate global…
World entering ‘age of climate extremes’: UN chief →2 articles from The Hindu on this storyLeaders at the Cop31 climate summit in Turkey called for accelerated action against global warming amid rising temperatures and increased climate disasters. The two-week UN conference opened on Monday with appeals to governments to prioritize climate issues despite competing international crises such as war, inflation, and AI uncertainty. Simon Stiell, UN Climate Change Executive Secretary, emphasized the need for…
Cop31 leaders urge world to accelerate fight against global warming →2 articles from South China Morning Post on this storyAntonio Guterres, the UN chief, called on world leaders to address climate change more seriously as COP31 opened in Antalya, Turkey. The conference started with delays due to disputes over climate finance inclusion in the agenda between developing and developed nations. Guterres emphasized the need for faster emissions cuts and increased financial support for vulnerable countries dealing with severe weather impacts…
UN chief urges leaders to ‘get serious’ as COP31 set to open →2 articles from Dawn on this storyWorld leaders, delegates, and climate activists are gathering in Antalya, Turkey for COP31, a U.N. climate summit focused on addressing rising temperatures and extreme weather events from the past year. The conference also addresses how the war in Iran has disrupted global oil prices and forced countries to reconsider their energy policies, with increased investment in renewable sources like wind and solar.
Leaders gather in Turkey for UN climate summit after a disastrous year of extreme weather →Show 2 more outlets
The United Nations climate conference COP31 is opening in Antalya, Turkiye, with a focus on electrification amid global concerns over fossil fuel dependence due to the US-led war on Iran. Turkey aims to launch the non-binding 35-by-35 Global Electrification Pledge, which seeks to make electricity account for at least 35 percent of global energy demand by 2035, currently standing at about one-fifth according to the…
Turkiye pushes electrification top of climate agenda as COP31 set to open →Climate talks led by Australia began on Monday in Turkey, focusing on rebuilding trust and implementing existing agreements amid rapid global warming impacts. Australian Climate Change Minister Chris Bowen emphasized the urgency of addressing climate change, citing examples like glacial collapse in Nepal and heat deaths in Europe. He called for increasing electricity's share of global energy consumption from a fifth…
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Earlier this year, more than 60 countries, including the UK, the EU and dozens of developing nations, gathered in Colombia to vow to “transition away from fossil fuels” .
- 9 Nov
The UN’s annual climate talks kick off Monday (November 9, 2026) in Turkiye as rising temperatures heighten the urgency of action, with financial constraints and geopolitical tensions complicating efforts to secure global cooperation.
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9 Nov UN chief urges leaders to ‘get serious’ as COP31 set to openAntonio Guterres, the UN chief, called on world leaders to address climate change more seriously as COP31 opened in Antalya, Turkey. The conference started with delays due to disputes over climate finance inclusion in the agenda between developing and developed nations. Guterres emphasized the need for faster emissions cuts and increased financial support for vulnerable countries dealing with severe weather impacts…Dawn
9 Nov World entering ‘age of climate extremes’: UN chiefAt the UN climate summit in Antalya, Turkey on November 9, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warned that the world is entering an era of persistent climate extremes due to man-made climate change and a strong El Niño event. He emphasized the need for urgent action by leaders to cut emissions and provide financial support to vulnerable countries. The World Meteorological Organization reported that 2026 was one of…The Straits Times
9 Nov World entering ‘age of climate extremes’: UN chiefUN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warned at the COP31 climate conference on November 9, 2026, that the world is entering an era of persistent climate extremes. The World Meteorological Organization reported that 2026 continued a record-breaking streak with temperatures, melting ice, and rising sea levels unprecedented in recent history. The organization noted that this year’s El Nino event could elevate global…The Hindu
9 Nov Cop31 leaders urge world to accelerate fight against global warmingLeaders at the Cop31 climate summit in Turkey called for accelerated action against global warming amid rising temperatures and increased climate disasters. The two-week UN conference opened on Monday with appeals to governments to prioritize climate issues despite competing international crises such as war, inflation, and AI uncertainty. Simon Stiell, UN Climate Change Executive Secretary, emphasized the need for…South China Morning Post
9 Nov Climate clash clouds COP31 opening as rich nations buck calls for more fundingAt the opening of COP31 in Antalya, Turkey, on November 9, negotiations were delayed due to disagreements between rich and developing nations over climate finance. Developing countries are pushing for more financial support from developed nations to help them adapt to climate impacts and transition to cleaner energy, but richer nations are resisting these demands. The conference is expected to face challenges amid…The Straits Times
9 Nov UN climate talks begin amid rapid warming and global fuel shockClimate talks led by Australia began on Monday in Turkey, focusing on rebuilding trust and implementing existing agreements amid rapid global warming impacts. Australian Climate Change Minister Chris Bowen emphasized the urgency of addressing climate change, citing examples like glacial collapse in Nepal and heat deaths in Europe. He called for increasing electricity's share of global energy consumption from a fifth…Sydney Morning Herald
9 Nov Turkiye pushes electrification top of climate agenda as COP31 set to openThe United Nations climate conference COP31 is opening in Antalya, Turkiye, with a focus on electrification amid global concerns over fossil fuel dependence due to the US-led war on Iran. Turkey aims to launch the non-binding 35-by-35 Global Electrification Pledge, which seeks to make electricity account for at least 35 percent of global energy demand by 2035, currently standing at about one-fifth according to the…Al Jazeera- 9 Nov Antalya agendaAt COP31 in Antalya starting today, governments must demonstrate concrete progress beyond pledges, as geopolitical tensions and an energy crisis hinder significant breakthroughs. Pakistan aims to secure easier access to climate funds and support for practical adaptation measures like flood protection and early warning systems. The country's latest plan targets a 50% reduction in projected emissions by 2035…Dawn
9 Nov Leaders gather in Turkey for UN climate summit after a disastrous year of extreme weatherWorld leaders, delegates, and climate activists are gathering in Antalya, Turkey for COP31, a U.N. climate summit focused on addressing rising temperatures and extreme weather events from the past year. The conference also addresses how the war in Iran has disrupted global oil prices and forced countries to reconsider their energy policies, with increased investment in renewable sources like wind and solar.Toronto Star
9 Nov Singapore minister says Cop31 has ‘enough to work on’ without new targetsSingapore's environment minister Grace Fu stated that despite geopolitical challenges, there is still potential for progress at Cop31 in Antalya, Turkey. She indicated that while major improvements in mitigation targets are not anticipated, existing commitments under the Paris Agreement provide sufficient groundwork for discussions. The conference, running for 12 days, involves nearly 200 countries negotiating on…South China Morning Post
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9 Nov COP31 opens as climate and geopolitical pressures mountThe UN’s annual climate talks, COP31, began on November 9, 2026, in Antalya, Turkiye, attracting over 100,000 participants from nearly 200 countries. Negotiators face significant challenges due to financial constraints and geopolitical tensions, including the U.S.-Iran conflict and Russia’s war with Ukraine, complicating efforts to achieve substantial progress on accelerating the energy transition and providing…The Hindu
9 Nov COP31 to open in Turkey, with climate goals under pressure from war and AIClimate representatives from nearly 200 countries are meeting in Antalya, Turkey, for COP31 starting November 9, amid pressures from ongoing conflicts and advancements in artificial intelligence. The summit aims to electrify over a third of the global economy by 2035 but faces criticism for not mandating low-carbon energy sources. Climate advocates push for stricter measures against fossil fuels, while producers…The Straits Times
8 Nov Turkey’s COP31 message: Electrify, recycle and don’t mention coalAt the upcoming COP31 climate summit in Antalya starting November 9, Turkey’s environment minister and COP31 president Murat Kurum is promoting an initiative to make electricity account for 35% of global energy demand by 2035. Turkey plans a $500 billion investment to expand renewable infrastructure and aims to quadruple its installed wind and solar capacity to 175 gigawatts. However, critics like Greenpeace…The Straits Times
8 Nov Cop31: what is at stake at the UN climate summit and what can it achieve?The UN climate summit, COP31, is set for November 9-20 in Antalya, Turkey, with Australia presiding over formal negotiations and Turkey overseeing voluntary agreements. The event aims to advance efforts towards the Paris Agreement's goal of limiting global warming to 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels, but challenges include the absence of the US under President Trump’s leadership and the pressing need for developing…The Guardian
8 Nov Who’s who at Cop31: key players at the climate talksAustralia is hosting COP31 in Antalya, Turkey, after an initial dispute with Turkey over hosting rights. Anthony Albanese, Australia’s prime minister, will deliver a speech but has been seen as a reluctant host due to media silence and brief presence at the talks. Chris Bowen, climate and energy minister, oversees negotiations while managing Australia's fossil fuel reliance alongside renewable investments…The Guardian
8 Nov Cop31 must deliver climate progress that people can see is real, host saysTurkey's Cop31 summit aims for tangible outcomes as leaders from nearly 190 countries gather amid the strongest El Niño weather system on record, fueled by fossil fuels. The meeting faces tensions over climate finance and emission cuts, with temperatures already surpassing the 1.5°C limit set in the Paris Agreement. Australia's climate minister Chris Bowen emphasizes the need for real progress, especially addressing…The Guardian
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