Mongolian President Kh.Battulga is set to meet with President Donald Trump later this week at the White House. The leaders will discuss a range of issues, including defence and security, trade and investment, and the sovereignty of the rule of

Mongolian President Kh.Battulga is set to meet with President Donald Trump next week at the White House. The White House says Kh.Battulga’s visit on Wednesday will focus on deepening cooperation between the U.S. and Mongolia, a strategically important country that

Mongolian President Kh.Battulga is expected to visit the United States later this month. According to the Presidential Administration, Mr. Battulga will leave Mongolia on 30 July. During his four-day visit, the president will hold meetings with American officials regarding exporting

Members of the State Great Khural, as the Mongolian Parliament is known, have been busy working on introducing a bill to amend the Constitution of Mongolia. A key part of this has been inviting responses and opinions from a broad

‘Penguin Random House’, the world’s leading book publisher has signed an agreement with Mongolian author D.Turmunkh to print his two books; namely, the ‘Sankara’ book of essays and the ‘President Battulga whom I know’ in English and Chinese. The Singapore-based

Former Mongolian Prime Minister M.Enkhsaikhan was imprisoned yesterday (20 June) at Detention Centre No. 461 after being called by the national anti-corruption body to give testimony over an ‘unsigned’ agreement regarding the Tavan Tolgoi coal mine project. He was accused

Mongolian President Kh.Battulga is paying an official visit to the Kyrgyz Republic. The president was welcomed at the Ala Archa State Residence today by his Kyrgyz counterpart, Sooronbay Jeenbekov, on 12 June.

After the national anthems of both countries were performed,

Earlier today (11 June), another demonstration took place outside the Mongolian Ministry of Justice and Internal Affairs. They protestors demanded that Justice Minister Ts.Nyamdorj should resign.

The demonstration took a bizarre turn, when the protesters tried to deliver a television as