Dr. Chen Shih-chung, Minister of Health and Welfare, Republic of China (Taiwan)

Since the COVID-19 pandemic began, there have more than 40 million cases and more than one million deaths around the world. The virus has had an enormous impact on

Early on Thursday (5 November), a 4.5 magnitude earthquake occurred just across the border in Russia. The epicenter was 100 km east of Khuder Soum in Selenge Province.  Tremors from Russia were felt across the border in the neighboring Mongolian

Health Minister T.Munkhsaikhan reported that four employees from MIAT, Mongolian airlines, have been isolated in Germany after contracting coronavirus. The Mongolians have been isolated at home and have been receiving medical advice by phone. The Health Ministry has sent the

Mongolian students at Brigham Young University-Hawaii made a 46-foot-long banner in September they said to save their tradition and language by supporting the protest in Inner Mongolia as the Chinese government plans to ban the language from schools.
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On Friday, Mongolia launched a project to strengthen its response to the COVID-19 pandemic in cooperation with the European Union (EU) and the World Health Organization (WHO). The project dubbed “Mongolia’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic” will last three years,

Named after the inventor of Hangul the Korean script, the King Sejong Institute has big plans for Mongolia. The organisation plans to expand its project to promote the Korean language and culture in Mongolia on the 30th anniversary of the

Later today (30 October), the  Mongolian Government decided to close two border crossings with Russia for 21 days after two truck drivers were confirmed having coronavirus. The border crossings namely; Tsagaan Nuur and Borshoo have been open for the transportation

South Korea and Mongolia will lower tariffs on some products starting next year. This comes after Ulaanbaatar joined a regional trade pact known as the Asia-Pacific Trade Agreement (APTA), Seoul’s Finance Ministry said.

Under the deal, South Korea will reduce tariffs