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The Beijing LGBT Center, one of China’s leading organisations offering support for the queer population, has announced the end of its operations.

The group, founded in 2008, provided the local gay, lesbian and transgender community with mental health therapy, medical resources and social support.

“We regret to inform you that due to unpreventable circumstances, the Beijing LGBT Center ceases operations today,” the group said in a statement Monday, without giving reasons.

The organisation also conducted research and developed networks of experts in an effort to enhance awareness of the challenges faced by gay people.

Chinese authorities decriminalised homosexuality in 1997, although same-sex marriage is not legal and social stigma is widespread.

Despite a period of relaxation in the 2000s and 2010s, recent years have seen a crackdown on the community, with university societies and pride events discontinued.

Jinghua Qian, a freelance journalist and expert on queer issues in China, lamented the closure on Tuesday, describing it as “terribly sad”.

“Beijing LGBT+ Center is absolutely pivotal to queer advocacy and social welfare in China and it was basically the last major, long-running organisation standing after waves of crackdowns smashed everything else,” Qian wrote on Twitter.

Shanghai Pride — once the country’s largest annual celebration of gay rights — announced in 2020 it would not be held that year and has not taken place since, though many events in China were paused due to Covid.

Film and television content depicting gay romance is not allowed, and early last year gay dating app Grindr was taken off digital shelves.

Reaction to the centre’s closure indicated it had left a lasting impact on the LGBT community.

“There will be people who have changed because you were there,” one person wrote on online platform Weibo. “Thanks for passing through this era. I hope there will be a chance to meet again.”
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Elon Musk Lashes Out at ‘Magneto’ George Soros on Twitter

“He wants to erode the very fabric of civilization. Soros hates humanity.”

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Of the $48 billion aid package for Kiev that the US Congress approved last December, about $6 billion is left, writes Politico .
According to congressmen, the money to help Kyiv in the US budget will dry up by July.
Since the agreement on the new tranche will take time, the supply of American weapons, equipment and shells to  Ukraine may be interrupted, the publication says.
It is noted that at present, the administration of US President Joe Biden allocates several hundred million dollars for supplies to Kiev every 7-10 days.
In April, German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius said that cutting off arms supplies would mean "the end of Ukraine".
At the same time, earlier US President Joe Biden assured that Washington would support Ukraine "as much as needed."

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China aims for better-skilled population, to improve childcare

China needs to focus on education, science and technology to develop a better-skilled population, the state-backed People's Daily said.

President Xi Jinping recently attended a meeting concerned with population development, it added with the newspaper describing population development as a major event linked to China's "great rejuvenation".

China will also double the number of childcare centers by 2025, state-backed broadcaster CCTV said.

This measure is implemented amid the fact that many Chinese women are reluctant to have more than one or even any children due to the high costs of child-rearing and as the lack of childcare means becoming a parent often entails giving up a career.
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Yoon meets with Ukraine's first lady Zelenska

South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol met with Ukraine's first lady Olena Zelenska at the presidential office Tuesday, his office said.

Zelenska is in Seoul as a special envoy of her husband, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.

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Chinese general calls for unconventional warfare capabilities

Drawing lessons from the Ukraine crisis, a top Chinese general urged greater integration of novel capabilities, including artificial intelligence, with conventional warfare tactics ahead of any confrontation with the West.

A new genre of hybrid warfare has emerged from the Ukraine conflict, with the intertwining of "political warfare, financial warfare, technological warfare, cyber warfare, and cognitive warfare," General Wang Haijiang, commander of the People's Liberation Army's Western Theatre Command, wrote in an article.

This is why China will seek new military advantages by building up capabilities in areas such as artificial intelligence, information networks, and aviation and space, Wang said.

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PNG and US to sign two security pacts

Papua New Guinea Prime Minister James Marape said that the United States had been a "silent" security partner to his nation but that a defense cooperation pact to be signed when Joe Biden arrives Monday will see Washington "stepping out".

Biden will be the first sitting US president to visit Papua New Guinea, and Marape confirmed that two security agreements will be signed, on defense cooperation and maritime surveillance.

Washington is seeking to nudge Pacific island nations away from security ties with China, after Beijing last year struck a security pact with Solomon Islands. PNG sits near crucial sea routes between Australia, Japan and the United States.

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