The climate summit ran into overtime on Friday as negotiators attempted to finalize vaste climate deals.

South Korean national security adviser Shin Won-sik claims Russia supplied North Korea with weapons and equipment to bolster its ‘weak air defense system.’

The Swedish navy has completed its investigation of one damaged sea cable and is now examining a second, with results to be handed over to police.

Despite the presence of the Chinese cargo vessel Yi Peng 3 near the damaged cables, no direct link has been established, and investigations are ongoing.

The Russian Ministry of Defense said that 6 U.S.-made long-range ATACMS missiles had struck in the Bryansk border region.

The C-Lion1 cable runs alongside the multibillion-dollar Nord Stream 1 and 2 pipelines.

Activists are calling for at least $1.3 trillion for ‘climate justice,’ but critics argue that subsidizing ineffective governments is illogical.

COP29 leaders are pushing for $1 trillion in climate finance and claimed that ‘worsening climate impacts will put inflation on steroids.’

One critic called the EU bank’s green finance plans ‘central-planning-like’ and doubted it will transform the economy to meet climate goals.