Global Climate Pact Reached at 2026 Summit to Cut Emissions by 50% by 2035

World leaders agreed today at the 2026 Global Climate Summit in Berlin to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 50% from 2020 levels by 2035. The agreement, signed by over 120 countries, aims to accelerate efforts to limit global warming to 1.5°C, according to Reuters. The pact includes commitments to phase out coal power, increase renewable energy investments, and provide $100 billion annually to developing nations for climate adaptation. This marks the most ambitious international climate deal since the 2015 Paris Agreement. Experts say the accelerated timeline reflects growing urgency amid rising climate disasters worldwide. The agreement also establishes a new monitoring framework to ensure transparency and accountability among participating nations.