Mongolia, the land of Genghis Khan
and nomadic herders, is in the midst of a remarkable transition. Rich in coal,
gold and copper, this country of fewer than 3 million people in Central Asia is
riding a mineral boom that is expected to

Because of bad weather yesterday’s local and international flights
canceled. According to the press officer of Chingis Khaan airport yesterday’s flights
from Beijing to Ulaanbaatar, and from Incheon to Ulaanbaatar canceled.

Today’s flights also postponed. By the schedule today three
international flights, Beijing-Ulaanbaatar,

Yo.Otgonbayar, the Minister of
Education, Culture and Science and a scientist R.Barsbold said Mongolians can
prove the Tyrannosaurus bataar is originated from Mongolia.
As informed before Tyrannosaurus bataar is a sold in New York yesterday.

But according to the UNESCO’s convention if Mongolians

Mongolian wrestler N.Tsevegnyam first time win in May’s
championship of sumo. N.Tsevegnyam, 38, one of the Mongolian six wrestlers who came to Japanese
sumo in 1993.

N.Tsevegnyam win with 12 victory and 3 lost.

The President of Mongolia Tsakhia Elbegdorj congratulated
him with a

The court hearing of ex-president N.Enkhbayar’s case to
dated on Thursday, on May 24, 2012. The court hearing will take place at the
Sukhbaatar District court.

As informed official from Sukhbaatar District court judje
asked G.Bayasgalan, head of 2th hospital, where N.Enkhbayar continuing
treatment

Conditional
Sale of Tyrannosaurus bataar, 8-feet high and 24-feet long, will be contingent
upon resolution of a court proceeding.

One
of the great dinosaurs of the Cretaceous era, an eight-foot tall, 24-foot long, 75% complete Tyrannosaurus
bataar – the slightly smaller Asian counterpart to

At present, Mongolia”s electricity
consumption grows between 8 to 10 percent annually and the wind energy can
provide substantial clean electricity for the country”s rapid economic
development.

Mongolia has begun developing its renewable energy industry which would
be considered as the priority of energy

As informed the Presidential Office of Mongolia the Heritage
auction in Dallas, postponed Tyrannosaurus
skeleton’s sale for ten days. Decision was taken by the court of Dallas by request
of Mongolian President Tsakhia Elbegdorj.

Meanwhile the General Police Office of Mongolia established
a working group

President Elbegdorj Tsakhia talked to Minister of Education and Science, Mr.Otgonbayar calling his immediate attention to a dinosaur issue. International science news on rare Tyrannosaurus Bataar skeleton to be auctioned on Sunday in NYC raised this alarm in Mongolia because

The former President of Mongolia N. Enkhbayar was called by court 10 times, but declined to appear. And the court had to detain him. During his detention his wife and lawyers stated number of serious statements. They was proving that