Some of the world’s main newspapers highlight the climate conference, while others deal with the topic more discreetly
The Leaders’ Dome gives (UN Climate Conference), which began on Thursday (6.Nov.2025) in Belém (PA), has had an irregular presence in the foreign media. While part of the international press has dedicated prominent space to the meeting, other vehicles cover the event in a more discreet manner.
Among the newspapers that have given the most prominence in recent days are the British Guardianthe French The Worldthe Spanish the German and the North Americans Washington Post, Bloomberg e .
On Thursday (Nov 6), the Guardian a report with the speech of the UN Secretary General, António Guterres, classifying it as a “moral failure” the fact that the world is on track to surpass the 1.5°C warming threshold. This Friday (7.nov), about the participation of the United States at the climate summit. Furthermore, the topic was in the newspaper headlines late in the morning and early in the afternoon this Friday (Nov 7).
O The World highlighted what he called Brazil’s optimism and the attempt by the president’s government (PT) to COP30 in a political framework for the Global South, with a focus on protecting the Amazon and a new climate financing commitment. Furthermore, the newspaper gave at prices “exorbitant” accommodation in the city and “” to host the event.
O DW dedicated its main page to the climate conference, focusing on the symbolism of the achievement in the Amazon. This Friday (7.nov), a report on the (Tropical Forests Forever Fund), launched the previous day by the Brazilian president, and which foresees the investment of US$ 125 billion for forest protection and the strengthening of indigenous communities in nature conservation.
In the USA, , e approached the event from more political and economic angles. The reports highlight the absence of the North American president (Republican Party), which chose not to send high-level representatives, and the impact of this decision on North American climate diplomacy. THE in turn, focused coverage on the financial implications and investment opportunities in clean energy and tropical forest preservation.
Other long-range vehicles, such as , , , e have treated the conference a little more discreetly. In general, the texts are explanatory or opinionated in nature, without being highlighted on the cover of the portals.
The agencies e on the other hand, maintain continuous coverage of COP30, but with a focus on Belém’s infrastructure and logistical difficulties, in addition to the arrival of international delegations.
