A critical report assessing the latest climate science is facing significant delays, even after nearly three years of discussion. The world’s leading authority on climate change remains unable to agree on a schedule for its release. The expected decision, initially anticipated to be swift, remains stalled, highlighting deep disagreements amongst its members. The report’s publication is crucial for informing global climate policy and understanding the accelerating impacts of a warming planet. Discussions are ongoing between members in BRUSSELS and SINGAPORE, yet a consensus has not been reached. This impasse raises concerns about the timely dissemination of vital scientific information needed to address the climate crisis.