Sixteen endangered Saiga antelopes and an undetermined number of gazelles have reportedly been found dead in Mongolia due to food shortages as the temperature slips to minus 40 degrees Celsius.

Mongolian model Khuslen Khan Saruultuya from Darkhan has become a successful model in USA.

Jim Mee, 40, from York, blindly tackled an 85-mile crossing of Lake Khuvsgul in north-west Mongolia – the distance climbing to 100 miles when zig-zags to the edge of the lake to camp were taken into account – skating for nine hours a day for three days, in temperatures plunging to minus 47 degrees Celsius.

The XVII Conference of Confederation of Mongolian Journalists (CMJ) was held at Ulaanbaatar City Hall on 8 February; the main purpose of the event was choosing a new director and board members.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs informs that no Mongolian was injured in the magnitude 6.4 earthquake that struck Hualien City in Taiwan on 6 February.

The world’s biggest gold companies such as Sakthi Trading from Dubai, Arabian United States, and KALOTI Precious Metals from Hong Kong and many other international gold related companies and associations are attending Mongolia Gold 2018.

Since the time of the first Mongol peoples – the Hunnus, Mongolians have been making and drinking vodka.

Mongolia’s economic freedom score is 55.7, making its economy the 125th freest in the 2018 Economic Freedom Index by the Heritage Foundation.

The executive committee of the Mongolian Student Sports Federation (MSSF) held a meeting last week for reviewing last year’s success and looking ahead to new events in 2018.

There has been news in social media that the Government of Mongolia intends to issue a ‘Panda’ bond of CHY 800 million on the Chinese market.