Mongolia has harvested plenty of wheat and potatoes this autumn that can fully secure its domestic demand, according to the country’s ministry of food and agriculture.

According to the Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Light Industries, Mongolia will be able to

Rio Tinto upped its bid for Turquoise Hill, the majority owner of the Oyu Tolgoi copper mine in Mongolia. The 18 percent increase to 34 Canadian dollar per share of Turquoise Hill represented a 56 percent premium to the miner’s share price

On occasion of 50th anniversary of establishment of relation between Mongolia and Japan, a delegation from Tokushukai Medical Group  visited in Ulaanbaatar at invitation of Prime Minister of Mongolia L.Oyun-Erdene. After working at four State Hospitals in Ulaanbaatar, Dr.Shinichi Higashiue,

The band showcases traditional Mongolian instruments as well as throat singing to the delight of their legions of fans, most of whom do not even understand Mongolian. The HU flew to Australia as part of their five-month Black Thunder tour

A monument complex and a new inscription of Ilterish Kutlug Kagan has been found at Hangai Jote in Mongolia’s Otuken region — an important discovery in the field of Turkology.

“We found the monument erected in the name of Ilterish Kagan,

Mongolian riders have made their mark in the world’s toughest horse race, finishing first and joint second in the second running this year of the Mongol Derby. After a two-year absence, the world’s longest and toughest horse race, The Mongol

The Khushigt Valley – New Settlement Zone, which is set to be home to 150,000 people by 2040 and become a thriving hub for business, tourism and culture, is part of an effort by the Mongolian Government to develop ‘satellite

The Omicron subvariants BA.4 and BA.5 has been dominating in Mongolia in recent weeks.

The two subvariants currently account for at least 10 percent of new daily infections in the country. Experts estimated that the subvariants  accounted for 80 to 95

Golomt Bank has initiated an archaeology project entitled “The Genesis of Heritage and Culture” and signed a memorandum of cooperation with the Institute of Archaeology, Mongolian Academy of Sciences.

Archaeological findings are inseparably linked with the history, heritage, culture and customs

Since 2012, Mongolia has issued seven international bonds worth USD 5.2bn, with all but the first sovereign bond, the Chinggis Bond—named after founder of the Mongol Empire, Chinggis Khaan, or Genghis Khan—used to finance state budget deficits. It’s also a