succeed. thank you very much for your insights and expertise - succeed. thank you very much for your insights and expertise on - succeed. thank you very much forj your insights and expertise on the 620. speaking about the glasgow summit that is due to begin on monday. the 620 leaders will go from here to glasgow to attend that conference, and arriving in glasgow today was the swedish environmental activist 6reta thunberg, who arrived and was promptly mobbed by journalists and supporters before that 6lasgow summit gets under way. and a warning from the un climate report earlier, just a couple of weeks ago, saying that on the current trajectory carbon emissions could increase by 16% by the year 2030, compared to the year 2010. that could lead to a global temperature rise of 2.7 degrees, way ahead of the 1.5 degrees cap that 6lasgow is trying to achieve. so lots to talk about for the second day of the 620 summit tomorrow, on sunday. and lots to talk at the glasgow summit ahead. and we wil
central bank he was in that position at a very turbulent time for the euro, credited with saving the euro by promising to do whatever it takes to shore up the currency. he was nicknamed super mario at the time so very much respected by european and world leaders as he host s france s president at the beginning of these talks. dominating the talks, of course, is climate, as you heard there. a recent report by the un warned that the emissions targets that were set six years ago at the paris climate talks are way off track. the emissions are likely to rise by 16% compared to 2010 levels and that could lead to 2.7 degrees, way above the 1.5 degrees goal that will be discussed and tried to agree on in this 6lasgow summit which will begin next week. a lot of concern
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fill the second day of this 620 summit, and that draught communiqu appears to have even softer language than previous draughts on the climate commitments that the 620 could reach at this summit. they talk for example about the need for meaningful and effective actions to reach net zero carbon emissions by the middle of the century, not immediate actions. and while the aim is to cap local warming at 1.5 degrees, it seems at the moment to be a largely avoiding firm commitments. that will be a difficult sell as we go into an all important un climate conference in glasgow next week because the president of that summit in glasgow has said that this 620 meeting is make or break were 6lasgow has said that this 620 meeting is make or break were glasgow to succeed. beyond the main themes and talking point at this summit, there have been a lot of bilateral meetings as well, and bilateral tensions noticeably between britain and france at the moment, who are locked in a post brexit fishing deal
meal, no doubt, at the presidential parrots here in rome tonight, because italy is hosting this 620 summit. the 620 leaders arrived at the presidential palace one by one to be greeted by the italian president and prime minister to sit down for their dinner. we are waiting to hear what was on the menu, but this being italy i m sure it was absolutely delicious. 0ne menu, but this being italy i m sure it was absolutely delicious. one of the last ones to arrive wasjoe biden, the us president. this was his first 620 summit since taking office. any chance for many of the other leaders here to get to know him and to get to sound him out before those all important climate talks in glasgow get under way. our north american editor it s been watching the day s events. good to go, and with that thumbs up, from the american president, the biggest gathering of world leaders since covid arrived could get under way. and everyone s relearning