After two weeks of intense negotiations, the Global Climate Summit in Geneva has produced a landmark agreement that commits 195 nations to legally binding emissions reduction targets.

The agreement requires developed nations to cut emissions by 60% by 2035, while providing $200 billion in annual climate finance to developing nations.

UN Secretary-General praised the deal as "a turning point for humanity's fight against climate change."

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