World leaders unanimously concerned, but conflicts overshadow climate summit

World leaders gathered at the climate summit in Turkey, expressing concerns over climate agreements amid geopolitical tensions. Brazilian President Lula criticized major polluters for their absence and emphasized the need to prioritize climate issues over geopolitical conflicts. Turkish President Erdogan highlighted the war in Gaza, linking it to environmental destruction, while EU Commission President Ursula Von der Leyen addressed the impact of climate change and geopolitical conflicts on energy prices. Leaders from poorer nations called for fair climate policies, stressing that climate issues cannot be sidelined by geopolitical agendas.