Mongolia’s capital city of Ulaanbaatar and central provinces were hit by  a power blackout on Wednesday (7 July).

Mongolian Energy Ministry said in a statement on Thursday that a 220 KV power line connecting Ulaanbaatar and Erdenet suffered a failure after

Since the country of three million confirmed fist local transmission on November 2020, a total of 655 Mongolians have lost their lives to Covid-19.

Today (8 July), Mongolia confirmed 1510 new cases of coronavirus, bringing the total tally to 131962. Unfortunately,

So far, 57 percent of Mongolian population above the age of 18 has received the second doses of the Covid-19 vaccines since vaccination rollout started in mid-February. Originally, Mongolia had planned to vaccinate 2 million 67 thousand people above the

It is unbelievable that in Ulaanbaatar, reputedly, the coldest capital city in the world there is no ice palace. Until now, Mongolian athletes in training for winter games, have only been able to train in winter – when everything is

Grand champion Hakuho continued his injury comeback in winning fashion on Tuesday at the Nagoya Grand Sumo Tournament, overpowering former sekiwake Daieisho to improve to a perfect 3-0.

The 36-year-old great anticipated his opponent’s thrusting attack and, after delivering a powerful

Parliament of Mongolia  adopted the Amnesty Law on the occasion of the 2230th anniversary of Foundation of the first Mongolian State and 100th anniversary of People’s Revolution of Mongolia.

The seventh amnesty law of Mongolia will lead to release of around

Last week, parliament discussed the appointment of Mongolian ambassadors to 24 foreign countries. The discussion came as Cabinet backed the appointments of 24 ambassadors out of 25 names presented by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The President will give his

The head of the World Health Organization (WHO) on Friday urged leaders to push back against daunting new COVID surges through increased vaccination efforts and public health measures, warning that with the Delta variant quickly becoming the dominant strain in

The new Chinggis Khaan International Airport (UBN) serving Mongolia’s capital Ulaanbaatar officially started operations on July 4. Backed by Japanese investment, the new airport is located in the Tuv province about 50 km southwest of central Ulaanbaatar. The first flight

“Mongolia is not a bucket list country for tourists,” said Bilguun, tour manager for Amicus Travel, Mongolia. “It’s never on top of the list. It may be third or fourth.” Similarly, Olly Reston, the director and owner of the country’s