UN Warns of Rising AIDS Risk

A joint United Nations program report on HIV/AIDS has revealed that the world faces the threat of a resurgence of the epidemic due to a nearly 20% decline in global funding last year. In 2025, funding decreased to $7.3 billion, the lowest level in two decades, jeopardizing efforts to end AIDS by 2030. Last year, approximately 570,000 deaths and 1.2 million new HIV infections were recorded, significantly impacting prevention and treatment programs, especially in sub-Saharan Africa. The report warns that the fragility of the response to the virus could undo decades of progress, underscoring the urgent need to restore international solidarity and action.

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