Researchers at the University of Cambridge have signed an agreement with the Mongolian government which will see them explore the legacy of the legendary figure Genghis Khan – or Chinggis Khaan as he is known in Mongolia.

Under the recently signed

The inaugural Kharkhorum International Film Festival (KIFF) is set to kick off on Thursday (December 7) with Korean director Chung Ji-young’s crime drama The Boys, in line with its focus on human rights. KIFF takes place in Mongolia’s capital, Ulaanbaatar, until

In an extraordinary celestial display, the skies over Mongolia turned deep, blood-red as the country experienced one of the rarest auroral events on Friday and early Saturday. The intense colouration is attributed to the initial impact of a significant solar storm

On 1st December, Mongolia and Google Partnership launching event took place in Ulaanbaatar and Colin Marson, Director of Google for Education announced that Google will provide 1,500 scholarships for the Google Career Certificates, which equips people with job-ready skills for

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has provided a USD 30 million loan to Mongolian cashmere producer Gobi, which the company will use to buy raw cashmere from herders and for processing the wool in a new facility to be built

Preserved in a resting pose for more than 70 million years, a new species of dinosaur has finally been brought to light.

Named Jaculinykus yaruui, or the ‘speedy clawed dragon’, the small, possibly feathered, dinosaur was well adapted to dashing around

The Mongol Khan arrives at the London Coliseum from the steppes of Mongolia for its two-week run on November 18, and the experience – from watching the performers warm up to the show itself – is intoxicating.

Acrobats bend their bodies into

Mongolian baritone E.Amartuvshin  won the first place in the category “Best Opera Baritone” for the second time at the 8th International Opera Awards. He won this award for the first time in 2020.

This year, three singers from each voice (tenor,