The 29th Conference of the Parties (COP29) in Azerbaijan has sparked significant conversation around climate cooperation and regulatory actions, especially following Donald Trump’s recent re-election. U.S. climate emissaries reaffirm the nation’s commitment to addressing climate change, insisting that efforts will persist despite previous setbacks. Meanwhile, global delegates endorsed new United Nations regulations on carbon markets, a pivotal step towards enhancing accountability in emissions trading. The conference’s opening raised concerns about Azerbaijan’s role as host, given its significant fossil fuel interests leading to heated discussions surrounding oil policies at COP29. Additionally, rising climate skepticism was noted as a growing trend impacting global dialogue. As nations gather, the call for united global efforts remains more critical than ever.