'We have to find a balance': Fears of weak climate deal grow as tense talks move into extra time
COP25 hosts Chile insists a workable compromise must be found, but Brazil, the US and Australia stand accused of trying to neuter agreement
Tense UN climate talks in Madrid are still running long into extra time this evening, with fears growing that the negotiations could be limping towards a deeply underwhelming outcome that could deal a...
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