<h1>Brazil's Minister Urges UN Reforms Amid Geopolitical Tensions Impacting Climate Action and Multilateralism</h1> Brazil's Environment and Climate Minister highlighted how geopolitical tensions, including wars and trade disputes, are undermining trust among nations and complicating climate action. Speaking at a summit in India, she emphasized that multilateralism, despite its struggles, remains essential. The US withdrawal from the Paris Agreement and Argentina's similar intentions impact Brazil's climate goals for COP30. Disappointment persists from COP29 due to developed countries' insufficient financial commitments to support climate action in developing nations. The minister called for UN reforms to enhance global governance and reaffirmed Brazil's commitment to multilateralism and strengthening climate efforts despite these challenges.