Mongolia has imposed strict actions in order to take control over the recent local transmissions of coronavirus; banning residents leaving from leaving their homes. Subsequently, the Mongolian parliament is also closed and its sessions are taking place online. Today (13 November)

The high-profile trial of a former Mongolian Prime Minister has been attracting much attention. Earlier today (11 November), the High Court of Mongolia decided to reduce the sentences of former PM M.Enkhsaikhan by six months.

On May, he was sentenced to

General Secretary of Mongolian People’s Party Amarbayasgalan.D gave an interview to a local daily newspaper on the occasion of party’s 100 years Anniversary, which will take place next year.

During his interview Amarbayasgalan.D mentioned Khurelsukh.U, Zandanshatar.G, Nyamdorj.Ts, Batbold.S and Enkhtuvshin.U as

The Centenary of the Mongolian Revolution of 1921 will be marked next year. In addition, the ruling Mongolian People’s Party will also mark 100 years since it was established by Damdin Sukhbaatar as the Marxist-Leninist “Mongolian People’s Revolutionary Party”. Now

Today (4 November), the US Embassy in Mongolia has been hosting and observation event for 59th American election. The event was attended by foreign ambassadors in Ulaanbaatar, as well as figures from Mongolian social, business, politics and religion sectors.

Michael Klecheski,

Today (28 October), the Mongolian Cabinet appointed two representatives of the board of directors of Oyu Tolgoi LLC. Bayasgalan who worked at JP Morgan and geological engineer Gan-Ochir were selected from 46 candidates who applied to the post in September.

The

Former sumo grand champion Asashoryu D.Dagvadorj has resigned from the post of the Special Envoy to Mongolian President Kh.Battulga. He has worked in the role to promote cooperation between Mongolia and Japan since August, 2007.

D.Dagvadorj holds a Honourary Doctorate Degree

Sh.Batkhuu, former director of the ‘Just Group’ was sentenced on 22 October to eight years in prison and ordered to pay MNT 140 billion to compensate the government after years of investigation and court delays. However, the Khan-Uul District Court