Mongolia is imposing a three-year ban on hunting marmots. The reason behind the decision is preventing the bubonic plague from spreading to people, and determining the current range and population size of marmots in the country.

The bubonic plague is a

In recent days, the capital city and some northern and central provinces of Mongolia have been covered with white smoke, which is from Russia’s Siberian wildfires.

According to the meteorological agency, the smoke will repeatedly cover northern parts of Mongolia as

The FIBA 3×3 U23 World Cup will take place in the Mongolian capital city of Ulaanbaatar on 11-15 October, 2021.

The announcement comes just one week after 3×3’s success debut at the Tokyo Olympics, where Mongolia competed, making it the first

The first part of Mongolia’s Olympic team arrived back yesterday night (4 August) from Tokyo to a warm welcome. A total of 40 people including judo, boxing, shooting, archery and weightlifting athletes landed at a new Chinggis Khaan International Airport

The United States, through the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), has committed an additional $250,000 (700 million MNT) to support the Government of Mongolia’s fight against the COVID-19 pandemic. The additional funding will enable USAID’s implementing partner, the World

Nippon Export and Investment Insurance (NEXI) is providing overseas investment insurance for the new airport in Ulaanbaatar. A joint venture has been established to run the Chinggis Khaan International Airport for period of 15 years under a concession agreement with

Newly promoted sumo grand champion Terunofuji has given up his Mongolian nationality and acquired Japanese citizenship, an official government publication announced today, 4 August 2021.

By becoming a Japanese citizen, the 29-year-old who belongs to the Isegahama stable clears the way

Mongolia conducted 49 charter flights in July repatriating 5879 people who had applied to return home from foreign countries.

Under a decision by the National Emergency Commission of Mongolia, over 3500 people who had received two doses of Covid-19 vaccines and

Mongolia’s westernmost province of Bayan-Ulgii was a Covid-19 free zone until 2 June; however, a person who arrived from Ulaanbaatar was confirmed having coronavirus while in quarantine at home. Now, within two months, the province has 2721 confirmed cases of

The annual Naadam Festival, the biggest celebration in Mongolia was cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic in July.

However, the governors of three Mongolian provinces namely, Selenge, Khovd and Dornod announced that they will host horse races in August.

Entitled ‘Selenge Khurd