It is reported that the famous surgeon J.Chinburen, who was head of the National Cancer Centre (NCC) resigned from his post on 31 December, 2019.  According to our sources, J.Chinburen aims to stand in the parliamentary election which takes place

Mongolia will hold parliamentary election in June, 2020. Under the Election Law of Mongolia, local immigration will be banned from 1 February, 2020.

Previously, many people have re-located from scarcely-populated provinces to big electoral districts – this has affected election results.

On Wednesday 25 December, the Mongolian Cabinet decided to increase the monthly salary of civil servants by eight percent from 1 January 2020. This averages at MNT 270,000. In addition, pensions will be increased by MNT 50,000. Without doubt, it

The ‘Mongolian Poll’ Research Centre has conducted its politicians’ barometer survey between 2018 and 2019. The center has been conducting its politicians’ barometer survey monthly since 2013.

According to the results, the ratings of some politicians fell continuously during the period;

Earlier today (19 December) a final discussion on the election bill was held by the Parliamentary Standing Committee on State Structure. During the discussion, 11 controversial articles in the election bill were discussed. Speaker of Parliament G.Zandanshatar criticized one specific

Earlier today (9 December), President Kh.Battulga vetoed some parts of the Law on the 2020 State Budget and related legislation. So far, the parliamentary group of the ruling Mongolian People’s Party has agreed to accept one of the four presidential

Mongolian Cabinet members have added a new requirement to the Election Law – namely examining the mental health of the prospective parliamentary candidates. According to our sources, candidates must submit a test report on their mental health after have been

The Independent Authority against Anti-Corruption (IAAC) has reported that Mongolian officials have been working to extradite former judge S.Tumurbaatar who fled to the USA.

On 26 June, President Kh.Battulga issued a decree suspending the judicial powers of 17 judges suspected of