The Ministry for Nature, Environment and Green Development and the State Professional Inspection Agency identified “T&P” and “Zanart Uul” LLC as illegally operating. Their operations have caused great loss and damage to nature at the ancient site of Gun Galuutai,
Last night eight vehicles caught fire in a garage on the ground floor of Sumber-Ord apartment in 26th khoroo, Bayanzurkh district. The fire caused five residents to suffer from carbon monoxide poisoning in a Sumber-Ord apartment building. The affected residents
Prime Minister Altankhuyag Norov departed to visit the provinces of Khentii, Dornod and Sukhbaatar on the morning of 5th November. The Prime Minister`s first destination is the resource rich Dornod province, which has a promising future of crude oil development.
The Mongolian Intellectual Property Authority is to set intellectual property controls for TV channels. Some TV channels violate laws by broadcasting illegal advertisements that are not allowed or are restricted and by using all rights reserved products. Therefore the Mongolian
Public transportation company “Bus-1” employees are on strike over a dispute with chiefs from today. The public transportation “Bus-1” company has services for 11 routes in the city. The employee’s unplanned walkout has caused chaos in the public transport service.
The Hong Kong arm of a major Australian mining company based in Mongolia has yet to comment on why its senior lawyer is still being questioned by anti-corruption authorities and banned from leaving the country.Australian lawyer Sarah Armstrong, 32, joined
Some MPs of the opposition party MPRP held a sit-in strike blocking the MPP building. The protest by MPRP members is related to up-coming local election. The Election Committee in Sukhbaatar district had refused to register 12 members of MPRP
MP U.Khurelsukh submitted a resignation letter to speaker Z.Enkhbold today. It is still not clear why he left his post as MP. Reports say that he said there were personal and health reasons behind the resignation from his post. MP
The development of the shale gas industry in resource-rich Mongolia has been hampered by the lack of a clear regulatory jurisdiction over the sector, a UlaanBaatar-based senior attorney with global law firm Hogan Lovells said Friday.Mongolia has seen a recent
Reports say that a new wave of petrol price increases is coming to Mongolia. There is sound reasoning behind these reports. Russia, the only and largest petrol supplier to Mongolia has faced domestic petrol shortages. Russia’s largest oil refineries are
