To mark the 25th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between the United States and Mongolia, the U.S. embassy in Ulaanbaatar is holding a contest to select the logo that will be used for the anniversary.More than 20 submissions

A court in Singapore has handed down sentences ranging from four-and-a half to six-and-half years in prison to three men from Mongolia who were convicted of stealing credit cards and using them to buy jewelry and electronic devices.The three men

A Mongolian doctor visiting Taiwan this week praised that nation’s efforts to achieve a high rate of blood donation and pledged to bring the valuable experience back to her home country. Tungalagtamir Tseesuren, the head of the Mongolia Blood Transfusion

Mongolia and the small African nation of Malawi established formal diplomatic relations at a ceremony at Mongolia’s mission to the United Nations in New York in Wednesday. The agreement was signed by Mongolia’s permanent representative to the United Nations, Enkhtsetseg

The Mongolian Railway Tour Bureau is organizing a trip to Khangai to watch the sun rise over the steppe on the first day of the New Year. The train will leave the Ulaanbaatar station at six a.m. on January 1,

The Cuban drug-maker Labiofam recently presented its products at a conference in Ulaanbaatar, including Vidatox-30CH, an alternative cancer treatment.Vidatox-30CH is made from the venom of a scorpion that is common in Cuba. Labiofam says the product has demonstrated anti-tumor, analgesic

Standard & Poor’s Ratings Services has revised Mongolia’s outlook from “stable” to “positive” and affirmed the nation’s sovereign ratings, citing its growth prospects as more mines begin operations.Mongolia’s long-term sovereign rating remains BB- and its short-term rating B, S&P said

A published report says Australia’s richest person, Gina Rinehart, has thrown her weight behind Mongolia’s emerging coal industry, spending an estimated USD 3 million on positions in two companies exploring in the country. According to the newspaper The Australian, share

Mongolia’s economy, which grew 20.8 percent last quarter, risks contraction along with a global downturn in commodity prices partly due to a surge in state spending, according to the International Monetary Fund (IMF). Government spending jumped 50 percent in real

MPs told our correspondent their positions on the organization of the elections for Parliament and local managing officials. S.Byambatsogt: We should consider feasibilityS.Byambatsogt said that the current election law says the two elections should be held on the same day.