Harmful alcohol use is a considerable public health issue in Mongolia. While some policies have been introduced to reduce harmful alcohol consumption – including taxation, labelling, drink-driving regulation and education in universities – there remains scope to improve.

The amount of alcohol consumed

The World Bank has lowered Mongolia’s gross domestic product (GDP) growth forecast for 2022 to 2.5 percent from a 5.2-percent forecast in October 2021, according to a World Bank report released on Tuesday.

In a downside scenario, Mongolia’s economic growth could

Today (6 April), the General Intelligence Agency of Mongolia has made a serious statement regarding a plot of terrorist activity by extremists in the country of 3.4 million.

The Intelligence arrested five extremists who suspected of planning a terrorist bomb and

Pakistan’s premier wrestler Mohammad Inam sees the 15-day training with the Asian wrestlers ahead of the Asian Championship in Mongolia.

“This is a big opportunity for us ahead of the Commonwealth Games to feature in an event and before that to

On 4 April, the Government of Mongolia decided to provide USD 200 thousand in emergency humanitarian assistance to assist the people of Ukraine who are facing hardship in Ukraine and neighboring countries. The assistance will be distributed through UN Crisis

Aspire Mining Ltd has committed to plant 10 million trees in Mongolia at a recent signing ceremony in the country’s capital.

The resources stock met with the Mongolian President, Prime Minister and Minister for the Environment in Ulaanbaatar, where it pledged

D.Ganbat, a member of Mongolian parliament donated a month’s salary of MNT 2.8 million to aid humanitarian relief efforts for Ukraine as it seeks to repel an invasion by Russia.

MP D.Ganbat, a leader of parliamentary group of Democratic Party, said

According to Reporters without Borders (RSF – Reporters sans Frontières), the international non-governmental journalists’ organisation, almost 75 % of Mongolia’s media operations are controlled by politicians or people with close ties to politicians.

In cooperation with the Friedrich Ebert Foundation, which

In 2001, Mongolia started warming up to international football, following four decades of self-imposed international isolation. At the time, Mongolia played in a World Cup qualifying campaign for the first time and they were in the same group as Bangladesh,

Camelus knoblochi, a species of giant two-humped camel, survived in Mongolia alongside modern humans—and perhaps Neanderthals and Denisovans—until about 27,000 years ago, according to a statement released by Frontiers.

Fossilized remains of the giant camel have been found in Tsagaan Agui Cave