World Top News Headlines Today (18 October): Climate Summit | UN Flood Relief | Madagascar

Following are the top 10 World News headlines this Saturday morning on October 18th, 2025:

World leaders gathered in Geneva for the Global Climate Summit to agree on emission cutting goals.

President Trump declared 100% tariffs against China are "not sustainable," intends to see Xi Jinping soon.

Israeli and Palestinian negotiators held peace talks resumed amid rising tensions.

UN called for emergency relief for Southeast Asian floods.

Madagascar's coup leader sworn in as President following coup.

Pakistan forces thwarted a suicide attack in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, killing four terrorists.

Israel was accused by Iran of ceasefire breaches in Lebanon.

U.S. Chamber of Commerce sued for $100,000 H-1B visa surcharge.

S&P cuts France's rating to 'A+/A-1' on heightened risks to budgetary consolidation

Rookie Gio Ruggiero grabs first career win at Talladega

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