As Paris Agreement enters tougher era, new alliances urged to step up

With global consensus over climate action faltering on the accord’s 10th anniversary, experts say “coalitions of the willing” should move faster and with more ambition
Demonstrators from the Fridays For Future movement with a symbol depicting the Earth burning, 10 years since the Paris Agreement, at a rally coinciding with COP30 in front of the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin, Germany
Demonstrators from the Fridays For Future movement with a symbol depicting the Earth burning, 10 years since the Paris Agreement, at a rally coinciding with COP30 in front of the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin, Germany on November 14, 2025. (Photo: IMAGO/IPON via Reuters Connect)

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