The Standing Committee on Justice discussed revising the budgets of related organizations, and minister for justice and internal affairs Ts.Nyamdorj noted the need to strengthen the Institute of Internal Affairs. The institute needs investment for a new building worth MNT

A Mongolian delegation headed by Defense Minister L.Bold took part in a NATO meeting in Brussels on October 6. The defense ministers of 49 countries that have sent troops to Afghanistan attended the meeting, as did NATO officials and representatives

Foreign Affairs Minister and deputy head of National Council of the Democratic Community (DC) G.Zandanshatar has organized meetings in connection with Mongolia’s role as chair of the DC since July.Officials including MPs R.Amarjargal, Z.Enkhbold, and Social Welfare and Labor Minister

At the DP group meeting on Monday, members discussed a proposal to double the citizens’ share of the Tavantolgoi project to 20 percent, with the shares coming from those currently allocated to domestic organizations.  The 39th protocol currently says 10

The Civil Will and Green Party is holding a campaign this week to highlight its proposals for reducing traffic jams in the capital. The party is making four suggestions:
To promptly begin building underground in Ulaanbaatar because it is now technically

Prime Minister S.Batbold and Speaker D.Demberel received the latest harvest report from the Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Light Industry on Monday. According to the report, state farmers have harvested 433,400 tons of wheat, 191,500 tons of potato and 97,200

The DP is holding a discussion of a draft law on local settlement election in Civil Chamber under the President’s Office on Tuesday. The forum began at 10.30. A working group and some MPs are taking part. The DP believes

The MPP caucus in Parliament discussed a draft law on the 2012 parliamentary election Monday and ultimately decided to propose a 48-28 election plan, meaning 48 seats in Parliament would be awarded on the majority system and 28 on the

On Monday, President Ts.Elbegdorj received scholar Dr. Rajendra Kumar Pachauri, awarded by Nobel Peace Prize in 2007. Rajendra K. Pachauri is the chairman of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change and head of The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI) in

Ulaanbaatar Democratic Union informed to begin campaign “Five issues for you” from October 10 to 17. The union members stated that the campaign will urge Parliament and the Government to decide five problems facing people. The union urges:1. Mongolia would