Mongolian ruling party announced yesterday night a reunion with the party of former President N.Enkhbayar. Therefore, after 10 years of separation, Mongolian People’s Party has united with Mongolian People’s Revolutionary Party.
Established by the communist founder of the modern Mongolian state,

On Friday (2 April), Russian President Vladimir Putin and his Mongolian counterpart, President Kh.Battulga, discussed the COVID-19 response and deliveries of Russian vaccines, the Kremlin said.

The phone conversation was initiated by the Mongolian side.

“Special attention was paid to strengthening cooperation

Earlier today (1 April), former MP N.Nomtoibayar was released from prison after serving nine months of his term.

In July, 2020, N.Nomtoibayar was sentenced to five years and five months in prison for abuse of power. Later, the sentence was reduced

Yesterday (30 March), Mongolia’s National Emergency Commission supported the Health Ministry’s proposal to impose a strict 14-day lockdown starting on Saturday in Ulaanbaatar city to curb a resurging wave of COVID-19 infections.

However, today (31 March) the Mongolian Government decided not

Earlier today (15 March), the State Great Khural held the opening ceremony of its spring session. It is the first spring session for the Mongolian Parliament formed following the 2020 June election. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, the spring session

Today (3 March), a Mongolian court decided to release former Prime Minister J.Erdenebat and others, namely, B.Otgonbaatar and D.Tuvshinjargal from prison at the request of their lawyers.
The case relating to former MP J.Erdenebat and five others was returned for

Today (1 March), the Mongolian People’s Party, the oldest political party in Mongolia is celebrating its 100th anniversary of foundation. Entitled ‘Patriotic Day’, the party has been celebrating its anniversary since 2004.

Established by D.Sukhbaatar in 1921, the political party divided

The Economist Intelligence Unit’s 2020 democracy index ranks Mongolia 61st out of 167 countries rated and classifies it as a “flawed democracy”.

The EIU democracy index, on a 0-10 scale, is based on the ratings for 60 indicators grouped in five