According to research conducted by the National Centre for Mother and Child Health, cases of cancer have been increasing among Mongolian children. A total of 2880 children or 67 percent of all patients who were treated at the centre were

Mongolia is a low HIV case country with an estimated adult prevalence of less than 0.1 percent. Ahead of World AIDS Day (1 December), the country’s health organizations held a press conference today.

A total of 267 people have been diagnosed

Mongolian power utility said on Thursday it had started to restore electricity to western parts of the country after country was hit by a massive blackout on 24 November. A snow storm from Siberia hit Mongolia last week causing a

Earlier today (29 November), Ulaanbaatar’s chief thoroughfare, Peace Avenue, was closed for five minutes road between the East and Western Four-way Intersections and drivers honked their car horns loudly. This was neither a traffic jam or a demonstration, but, an

This year, Mongolia is marking the 110th anniversary of the establishment of the Choijin Lama Temple and the 80th anniversary of its museum. As a part of celebrating the anniversaries, a discussion entitled ‘Restoration of historic buildings – challenges’ was

In compliance with the VAT Law of Mongolia, consumers can receive a 20 percent refund on the services and goods which they have purchased in a given year. Users must register their receipts in the ‘e-barimt’ online system.

Recently, UB Cab,

During 2017, Mongolia received 470,000 tourists who have contributed over USD 400 million to the Mongolian economy. Analysts have divided the tourism sector into  divided into 14 sub-divisions; of all tourists travelling to Mongolia, some 36 percent came to see

Currently, nearly 13000 coal trucks from 161 enterprises are transporting coal on the 239 km road between the giant Tavan Tolgoi mine and the Gashuun Sukhait border crossing. However, the sudden closure of the border crossings comes as an unwelcome