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COP24: 'Progress' on rulebook but tense talks ahead

Madeleine Cuff, in Katowice

14 December 2018 •

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The eyes of the world are on Katowice as negotiators battle to reach a deal on the rulebook | Credit: UN Climate Change

Negotiators expect talks to run into the weekend, but hopes for finished rule book remain high

Negotiators in Katowice are edging closer to a final Rulebook for the Paris Agreement, but talks at the international climate summit are still expected to run into the weekend as Ministers attempt to thrash...

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