With the accelerated trend of global warming，climate change has gained increasing attentions of the international community. The UNFCCC and the Kyoto Protocol have been served as important legal bases for international cooperation on climate change. Since the first commitment period of the Kyoto Protocol will be ended by 2012，post-Kyoto climate negotiations have faced great challenges to build a more equitable and effective international climate regime. During the year 2006/2007，there have been lots of events on climate change，including numerous high level meetings and dialogues. In this paper，the author first introduces the situation and latest development of post-Kyoto negotiations，and then reviews some important events on climate change that took place in recent months. By analyzing and interpreting the basic patterns and new characteristics of international climate politics，the author finally outlines the prospects for the future development of international climate regimes.