The State Investigation Agency has started an investigation into the director of the Irkutsk Leisure Center or Russian House where Mongolian girls were forced into prostitution under a so called special service to tourists. Criminal Police found around 30 Mongolian

Rio Tinto will initiate major cost-cutting measures under its new chief executive as the Anglo-Australian miner combats a sharp downturn in demand for industrial commodities.For projects started during the now-defunct mining boom, unchecked costs have become a No. 1 priority

The first international symposium will be held on “English language education in the workplace” in Crystal Hall of Blue Sky hotel on April 18th and 19th. Santis Educational Services, founded in 1999 as one of the first ESL institutions in

The Standing Committee on State Structure rejected the demand by 25 members of MPP for the resignation of Prime Minister Norov Altankhuyag on Tuesday April 16th. The proposition was declined because only two members out of 18 from the Standing

The Mongolia Investment Summit starts in London, UK, today on April 16th. The Summit is held at the same time as the Government of Mongolia is to revise foreign investment law. A draft law to make an amendment to the

DP candidate, Lombo Erkhembayar who stood in the revote for the parliamentary election in Songinokhairkhan electoral district agreed with the result of the revote today, April 16th. The General Election Committee announced the preliminary results of the revote, reveling that

TheMuay Thai Boxing Buryatia National Championship was held in Ulan-Ude on April 12th to 15th. There were Muay Thai boxing tournaments for Junior level, Youth level and Adult. Boxers from Mongolia and remote regions and provinces of Russia, Khabarovsk, Angarsk,

One of the statues that has stood to tell of historical events and stands for the people in Ulaanbaatar city, a statue of Yumjaagiin Tsedenbal has been removed for restoration from its place in front of the State Academic Drama

Zamiin-Uud Customs officers have seized 275 12-15 cm long, 6-8 cm wide fangs from the luggage of a Chinese person at an inspection, stopping an attempt to smuggle these mysterious animals’ fangs on March 30th. Customs experts proved that the

The Capital City Court revised the case against D. Batkhuyag, the former chairman of the Mineral Resources Authority and four other offenders, The Capital City Court changed the Primary court decision in the courtroom of detention center 461 of the