Antalya, Turkey, Nov. 12 -- vulnerable Bangladesh seeks grants, technology transfer and financial support to tackle the growing impacts of climate change at COP31 in Antalya, the biggest challenge remains turning international promises into tangible assistance.

With adaptation costs rising and the country facing mounting threats from cyclones, floods, salinity and rising sea levels, the summit has once again put the question of climate justice and equitable financing at the centre of Bangladesh's diplomatic agenda.

But whether this year's negotiations will deliver real financial commitments rather than another round of pledges remains uncertain.

As the global climate negotiations continue, a key question remains: will the longstanding ...