A judge released a Florida man charged with smuggling dinosaur fossils into the U.S. from home detention Monday even after a prosecutor argued for tougher bail conditions, saying the suspect could flee because he has access to dinosaur parts that

The government adopted a decree “On approval of the agreement between the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine and the government of Mongolia on the cultural cooperation.”According to the press service of the Culture Ministry, the main purpose of the agreement

A discussion on whether or not to move Narantuul,Kharkhorin, Da Khuree, and Uguumur marts has started. At the City`s Managing Board meeting last week the issue was raised to move the big markets out of the City and to have

On September 3rd a concrete mixer fell on top of a12 year old girl and killed her.  This occurred near an unfinished building just to the right of State Hospital III named after Shastin in the Bayangol District.B.Batsaikhan, the father

The Mongolian government”s need for more revenue to fund its 2013 budget is putting unwanted pressure on Rio Tinto to reopen negotiations on the 2009 Oyu Tolgoi Investment Agreement.For the second time in two years, the government of Mongolia has

A contingent of Mongolian judges paid a visit to the Broward Courthouse on Thursday to get a glimpse of the American justice system at work as they prepare for changes to their own system back home.Nine judges — three men

Mongolian and Russian scientistshave joined up to count the number of endangered argali which inhabits the Altai-Soyon mountain range.  The number of the argali, which is registered on the Endangered Species List, has declined every year. The counting process of

A team of female judokas from French Youths Judo landed in Mongolia on October 22nd for joint training with the Mongolian judoka team.  The team, which is consisted of 10 judokas and a couch, will train with Mongolian judokas for

On 19 October 2012 the Mongolian Bankers Association (MBA), in collaboration with the International Finance Corporation (IFC) and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), hosted a half-day roundtable to discuss reforms needed in Mongolia to provide small and

The Mongolian government plans to invite bids by the end of the year for the first phase of a $US 7bn project to build around 6000km of new lines, comprising an east-west corridor and two north-south lines.The lines will increase