At COP27, geopolitics overshadowed the climate – but in a different way than previously feared. Wars were hardly a topic, but China's role was all the more important. Which alliances were forged, who drove the conference forward, who prevented progress – an overview.
By Redaktion Table
With the Egyptian COP presidency, negotiations are making hardly any progress. Text proposals come late and disappoint the expectations of many countries. The controversial leadership style of COP President Sameh Shoukry makes political agreement difficult.
By Lukas Knigge
At COP27, the German government and Ghana jointly presented the Global Shield against Climate Risks, which is intended to support countries particularly vulnerable to climate damage. Many details are still unclear. Some activists fear a distraction maneuver.
By Alexandra Endres
