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A total of 244 youths aged 18 to 25 were diagnosed with HIV in 2023, marking a 31% rise from 2021. Infectious diseases expert Dr Khairil Erwan Khalid explores the factors driving this trend.

Hanya 18 peratus daripada jumlah syarikat dalam 13 sektor ekonomi termasuk yang berada di Pasaran ACE diberi markah alam sekitar, sosial dan tadbir urus (ESG) oleh empat agensi penarafan.

With births falling last year to a record low, Japan's population is likely to decline by about 30% to 87 million by 2070, with four people in every 10 aged 65 or more.

EU issued a statement to mark the anniversary of arbitration regarding sovereignty in the region which ruled in the Philippines' favour and which was rejected by China.

Bank Negara Malaysia said the global economy continues to expand amid resilient labour markets and continued recovery in global trade.

Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine has revitalised NATO, marking a new era for the alliance.

On the broader market, gainers led decliners 155 to 129, with 315 counters unchanged, 1,821 untraded and six suspended.

2024 is set to be the hottest year since records began in the 1800s, with June being the warmest on record and marking the 13th consecutive month of unprecedented heat.

Aisha Retno telah dinobatkan sebagai peserta yang menduduki tangga pertama di minggu ke-9 dalam pertandingan The Hardest Singing Show.

KPM mengambil tindakan menyaring semula data PAJSK pelajar lepasan SPM 2023 yang tercicir markah.

Lelaki warga Bangladesh berusia 24 tahun itu ditahan anggota Bahagian Perisikan dan Operasi Khas, Ibu Pejabat Imigresen Putrajaya.

Haiti is currently at a critical point with 12,000 armed individuals holding a population of 12 million hostage, says Garry Conille.

Threads dilancarkan pada Julai 2023, memperlihatkan jutaan pengguna berebut mendaftar dalam hanya beberapa jam ia diperkenalkan.

Japan's government has finally ditched floppy disks in all its systems, marking a key milestone in its long-awaited modernisation campaign.

A recent survey by market research agency, Ipsos, revealed that two-thirds (68%) of Malaysians believe the economy is in a recession, despite official reports of 3.7% economic growth last year. Why is there such a stark contrast between consumer sentiment and economic data? And how do we reconcile the lived experiences of Malaysians with these seemingly positive economic indicators? Tonight on #ConsiderThis Melisa Idris speaks to Professor Dr Ong Kian Ming, Pro Vice-Chancellor of External Engagement for Taylor's University, and Ibrahim ‘Ben’ Suffian, Co-founder & Programmes Director of Merdeka Center for Opinion Research.