A significant legal case regarding climate responsibilities is concluding in The Hague, with over 100 countries participating. Vulnerable nations, led by Vanuatu, are seeking a clearer framework for accountability in climate action. The case raises questions about states' obligations to protect the climate and the legal consequences of their actions. The proceedings highlighted the divide between developed and developing nations, with calls for stronger legal recognition of environmental and human rights laws. The ICJ's advisory opinion is expected in 2025, which, while not legally binding, could influence future climate litigation. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)