Karl Mathiesen is a Senior Climate Correspondent at POLITICO Europe. He specializes in climate change and environmental issues, with a focus on the diplomacy and politics surrounding these topics, particularly within the European Union and at the UN Climate Change Conference. Karl's work has been featured in various outlets, including POLITICO, Yahoo News, and E&E News.
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Donald Trump isn't at COP29, but his rapid-fire personnel moves to dismantle Joe Biden's climate legacy are being felt there.
By: Karl Mathiesen
Middle East conflict has been inescapable at the COP29 climate talks.
The EU warns that Ilham Aliyev's combative rhetoric is undermining negotiations. BAKU, Azerbaijan — A COP host's main job is to smooth things over.
President Javier Milei met with Trump overnight as both countries explore leaving the landmark 2015 accord.
By Sara Schonhardt, Zia Weise, Karl Mathiesen | 11/18/2024 07:03 AM EST
By: Karl Mathiesen, Zia Weise, Sara Schonhardt
Negotiators have to agree on a financial target for global climate aid. What could go wrong?
Privately, however, some conceded they may have to settle for the lower figures for now as COP29 talks amble toward the finish line.
By: Sara Schonhardt, Zack Colman, Zia Weise, Karl Mathiesen
Developing nations are pressing for trillions in climate aid, while wealthy countries offer significantly less, sparking tensions at COP29 negotiations.
By: Karl Mathiesen, Zia Weise
Even getting countries to restate the 2023 deal has been a struggle at COP29.
By: Karl Mathiesen, Sara Schonhardt, Zia Weise
The European Union and 11 nations, excluding the U.S., pledged to establish stringent greenhouse gas reduction goals by 2035, with Canada and Mexico leading the coalition.
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