Mongolian Prime Minister U.Khurelsukh flew to Tokyo earlier today in order to represent Mongolia at the enthronement of Naruhito, Emperor of Japan. The ceremony will take place on 22-23 October.

Representatives of 195 countries that have diplomatic relations with Japan and

The Nobel Committee decided to posthumously award its Peace Prize to the late Mongolian diplomat D.Ganbaatar. The Nobel Peace Prize is to be presented to his wife N.Baljin and his son at the Hague today (18 October). The late is

The Mongolian cabinet is planning to spend MNT 43 billion in organizing the 2020 elections. The cost of the parliamentary election will be MNT 24.3 billion.

Election spending has risen sharply from the MNT 12.6 billion of 2012. The cabinet has

Mongolian Prime Minister U.Khurelsukh will visit Kazakhstan from Thursday to Saturday at the invitation of his Kazakh counterpart Askar Mamin.

During the visit, U.Khurelsukh is expected to hold talks with Mamin on expanding bilateral ties and cooperation in various sectors such

Today, 2nd October, is a day on which S.Zorig, one of the leaders of the Mongolian Democratic Revolution and a notable politician is remembered. It was on this day, 21 years ago, that S.Zorig, the then Minister of Infrastructure, was

The regular autumn session of the Mongolian Parliament opened today (1 October) at the State Palace. There are now only two sessions left until the term of the 7th Mongolian Parliament, formed in 2016 election, ends next year.

During the autumn

Mongolia has failed to appoint new ambassadors in four counties and new consul generals in five foreign cities due to domestic disputes and blunt refusals form the countries in questions. Currently, Mongolia has no ambassadors in Russia, Sweden, South Korea

A sensational trial is due to take place later this week. Popularly known as the “60 billion Tugriks Scandal”, the case involves Ts.Sandui, former chairman of the Citizens’ Representatives Khural (City Council) and MP A.Ganbaatar, a senior figure in the