There is no specific law that regulates how to use security cameras in Mongolia. Therefore, the parliament is discussing a draft law on Individual Privacy which is to regulate recording audio and video footages.

The new regulation is aimed to protect

Mongolia reported 240 new local infections of COVID-19 over the past 24 hours, raising the national caseload to 387,356, according to a statement by the country’s health ministry on Sunday.

More than half of the latest confirmed cases were detected in

Mongolia on Thursday (16 December) confirmed 285 new COVID-19 cases in the last 24 hours, bringing the national tally to 386,258, according to the country’s health ministry. Five of the latest confirmed cases were imported from abroad and the remaining

Today (16 December), Russian President Vladimir Putin is going to hold negotiations with his Mongolian counterpart U.Khurelsukh, who is paying a visit to Russia.

“Plans are in store to discuss the circumstances and prospects for the development of a comprehensive strategic

China’s zero-Covid policy continues to result in prolonged closures of the Mongolia-China border, causing supply chain disruptions, higher inflation and goods shortages.

New coronavirus cases continue to arise in China’s Inner-Mongolia province and there is understandable nervousness over the advent of the new

Golomt bank has been named the Bank of the Year of Mongolia-2021 by The Banker, a well-known magazine in the international banking and financial sector. Golomt bank has received this prestigious award for the seventh time.
The Banker, a part of

A son of well know Mongolian athlete, 19-year-old Sh.Enkhiin-Od moved one step closer to NBA. He is accepted into National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) with full scholarship. This allows him to enter to the National Basketball Association.

Enkhiin-Od Michael Sharavjamts, a

The President of Mongolia U.Khurelsukh has flown to Moscow today (15 December) pay an official visit to the Russian Federation. It is his first official visit to foreign country after becoming President of Mongolia in July.
During two days visit, President

Rio Tinto Group will cancel $2.3 billion in debt owed by Mongolia as the miner seeks to push forward with expanding the giant Oyu Tolgoi copper project that’s been beset by years of disputes, delays and cost blowouts.

Rio’s Chief Executive Officer

Mongolia is recalling its diplomats in South Korea over a case of 13 year-old Mongolian girl assaulted and beaten by senior Korean students.