On June 15, the General Entrance Exam will begin with exams in History and English. The National Board of Education warned that test takers must arrive at the examination hall an hour early and latecomers will not be admitted.

The Exam

Mongolia is one of the countries most affected by climate change. Specifically, over the last 80 years the its temperatures have risen by 2.25 percent, which is twice the world average. In Mongolia, 77 percent or 120 million hectares of the

As a lifelong horsewoman, Christina Keim has ridden long distances on horseback before. She’s ridden a mule down the Grand Canyon’s Bright Angel Trail, horse packed to visit mustangs in the Eastern Sierras of California and twice completed the three-day 100-mile

Mongolian media space blew up on 16 May with the report on systemic corruption surrounding the State Educational Loan Fund.  Based on the audit data in the report, the fund has been ridden with violations and corruption since 1997, when

Mongolia will host XXIII Asian Physics Olympiad in Ulaanbaatar on 21-29 May under the auspices of the President of Mongolia. The Asian Physics Olympiad attracts talented physicists from various nations, with a notable presence expected from Romania, Pacific countries, and

Across Ulaanbaatar, high-rises are replacing the yurts that Mongolians have for centuries called home, symbols of a nomadic life that is fading away.

Locals say the construction boom — fuelled by a decade-long mining windfall — is squeezing out room for

The expansive desert region in northern China and the southern Mongolia is the second cause of the sandstorms. According to the Desertification Survey of Mongolia in 2015,  77.8 percent of Mongolia’s land is degraded, with 35.3 percent slightly degraded, 25.9

Mongolian rockers The HU have unveiled a new version of the song “Mother Nature,” as well as plans to plant 12,000 Siberian elm trees in Mongolia.

The HU have posted the English-translated lyric video for their environment-focused single “Mother Nature.” The updated version