On August 1 this year, the Chinese People’s Liberation Army celebrated its 97th anniversary. In the glorious 97-year history, the People’s Army has grown from small to large, from weak to strong, and has always held high the banner of
The latest ban exempts the same countries, as well as Uzbekistan, Mongolia and Georgia’s separatist regions of Abkhazia and South Ossetia, which Russia recognizes as independent states.
MIAT Mongolian Airlines appears to be planning to launch the first-ever nonstop commercial flights between the U.S. and Mongolia after filing an application with the U.S. Department of Transport (DOT). The Mongolian flag carrier has reportedly sent the paperwork needed
Banks in Mongolia are set to start servicing Russian Mir payment system cards soon.
Belarus and Kazakhstan were the first nations to start accepting Mir cards in 2018. Over ten nations already use this Russian payment system, while more than 15
The Prime Minister of Mongolia L. Oyun-Erdene, who is on an official visit to South Korea, announced a programme “Welcome to Mongolia” in Seoul on 14 February.
Prime Minister L.Oyun-Erdene arrived in South Korea for a five-day visit on 13 February.
Today (8 February), Mongolian Search & Rescue Team headed by the Deputy chief of National Emergency Management Agency, Brigadier-General B.Uuganbayar, his rescue team of 35 search and rescue specialists and two search dogs called Marta and Balu headed to Turkey
Back in 2019, Mongolia’s national airline, MIAT Mongolian, began the process of filing with the Department of Transportation (DOT) for launching flights to the United States. While plans for this were announced a few years ago, the reason this hasn’t
Mongolia announced 2023 as an “Year of Visit to Mongolia” for supporting tourism sector. As part of the campaign, a meeting with representatives of the tourism industry organized on 6 February.
Mongolia plans to reach 1.5 million air passengers this year
On Sunday (5 February), Pope Francis said that he expected to continue travelling despite his knee ailment, joking that “weeds never die” and adding that he hoped to go to Mongolia in September. The trip would be the first ever
Novaya Gazeta Europe reports that Russians left the country 24.3 million times in 2022, citing FSB data. That figure includes a total of 8.4 million visits to Armenia, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, and Mongolia in 2022. This is 4.7 million more than the