Prime Minister S.Batbold yesterday started his visit to
Japan as the two countries mark the 40th
anniversary of the establishment of bilateral diplomatic relations.

Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda and
Batbold are likely to agree that the two countries will enter negotiations on a
bilateral free

Jeju is known for its three plenties — stone, wind, and women. Yet, Jeju Culture Research Institution President Kim Yoo Jeong posits a novel idea. With his recently published book “Jeju’s Natural Characteristics and Tombs” (2011), Kim argues that Jeju

Coal miner Prophecy
Coal (TSE:PCY) said after markets closed Thursday that it closed a
previously announced $10.06 million non-brokered private placement financing.

The company sold 22.36 million shares priced at 45 cents each. That is up
from the initial 20 million Prophecy originally planned

Undur Tolgoi Minerals Inc.
(“UTM” or the “Company”)(cnsx:UTM) is pleased to report
that its previously announced winter work program is well underway. Our survey
crews have now completed over 50% of the sampling program on the Undur Tolgoi
licensed property. In addition, the magnetic

Parliament adopted a package of law which presented by the President of Mongolia on March 7. Package included Law on Court, Law on Judge, Law on Layers. The new laws gives more possibility freedom and independent to the courts, to

Law on Fee on air pollution will be effective since March 10, 2012. According to the law owners of car have to pay fee on air pollution once a year. Owners will pay different amount of money depends on age

Court case related to the police officials who give an order to use gun on July 1, 2008 scheduled on March 14. In previous court hearing which took place on February 27. Layers of police officials general Ch.Amarbold (former head

Mongolia celebrated International Woman’s day on March 8. 1000 Honored mother’s forum organized in State Palace and President Ts.Elbegdorj congratulated mothers. “Mongolian State policy is aimed to solve problems and obstacles which faces to womans and give social, economic and

A new fossil from Mongolia shows that the swift, deadly predator Velociraptor wouldn”t pass up a free lunch. Lodged within the rib cage of this new Velociraptor fossil are a few fragments of pterosaur bone – picked out in the

Mongolia should develop a green economy by using its vast pastures, parliament speaker Damdin Demberel said Tuesday. Speaking at the third Mongolian Economic Forum, Demberel said that it would take a national effort to develop a green economy. He said