The Mongolia-Russia
intergovernmental commission is meeting in Ulaan-Ud city of Buriatia from June
29 to July 1. Yesterday’s meeting discussed fuel supply and the letter from
Rosneft LLC to the Ministry of Mineral Resources and Energy of Mongolia.

Mongolia had a 1-0 home win over
Myanmar on Wednesday in the first leg of their 2014 World Cup qualifier.
Tsend-Ayush Khurelbataar scored the sole goal in the 48th minute to give
Mongolia a narrow advantage heading into Sunday”s second leg in Yangon.

The overall winner

Some 200 members of the Civil Will-Green Party will hold
a peaceful demonstration between 10 am and 12 noon tomorrow at Sukhbaatar
Square. The demonstration is mainly to pay tribute to the memory of the five
people who died on July 1, 2008,

Petroglyphs
Complexes of the Mongolian Altai
have been added to UNESCO”s World Heritage List. The numerous rock carvings and
funerary monuments found in these three sites illustrate the development of
culture in Mongolia over a period of 12,000 years. The earliest images reflect
a time

In a letter to the people from prison, members of the
Managing Council of Gal Undesten Union have said that members of civil
movements are kept in detention even though they did not embezzle state funds,
did not take bribes, did not damage

The Inspecting Council of the Mongol Bank recently discussed its financial report for 2010 and decided to send a copy of it to the Standing Committee of Parliament. The report says the Bank ended the year with a deficit of

Energy Resource LLC, which has a mining license over four percent of the Tavantolgoi deposit, has begun exporting processed coal to European markets through Russia. The coal is transported from Umnugobi to Choir and from there to Russia.  Thyssen Krupp

The U.S. Supreme Court has rejected New York City’s bid to collect more than USD50 million from Mongolia and India in a dispute over unpaid property taxes on those countries’ missions to the United Nations. The justices left intact a

Ulaanbaatar has 134 bus routes and it is safe to assume each of them carries 50,000 people on an average per day. The city also has around 200,000 cars. Travelling in the city will change radically once the underground transit

J.Batzandan, member of the Representatives Managing Council of Erdenes Tavantolgoi LLC, complained at a press conference yesterday that too much interference by politicians is affecting the company’s progress and not allowing it to work on business principles. Technically, the company