Developing countries in limbo as rich nations delay new climate finance plansThe Guardian reports that developing countries are in limbo because rich nations, among them France, Germany and Australia, have yet to set out climate finance plans beyond 2026 or 2027, despite a promised $300bn a year by 2035; the Cop31 talks in Antalya are presided over by Australia, and the World Bank retired its climate finance target under pressure from Donald Trump's White House. Analysis by the NRDC and E3G suggests the developed world is broadly on track to meet the $300bn goal, while Carbon Brief warns bilateral finance could fall 70% if no new pledges follow.