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

Mongolia has exported 24,200 tons of meat and meat products since the beginning of 2023.

The Mongolian government is working to diversify its economy dependent on the mining industry by increasing the export of meat and meat products to several foreign

By the end of 2023, A total of 42.9 million trees will be planted in Mongolia as part of the Billion Trees national campaign, initiated by President.

There are 336 nurseries in Mongolia covering an area of 1,750 hectares. A total

Mongolia has registered 179 crimes related to the illegal circulation and consumption of narcotic and psychotropic substances  in the first quarter of 2023, reported the Investigation Department of the Main Police Department.

The police arrested 64 suspects of drug trafficking. About

Mongolia was among TOP-3 countries among Asian countries in the Women, Peace and Security Index 2023 (WPS Index 2023). The country is on the 3rd place after South Korea and Japan.

Mongolia scored 10.7 percent in the average duration of school

Mongolia is building its first major recycling plant for construction and demolition waste (CDW) at a facility near the capital Ulaanbaatar.
The city generates about 1.4 million tonnes of solid waste per year, of which 20-30% is CDW. The plant will