As of today (25 March), Mongolia has vaccinated over 244 thousand people above the age of 18. The coronavirus vaccination rollout is ongoing.
Under the international COVAX programme, Mongolia has also received Pfizer vaccines. The government decided to vaccinate people

Today (25 March), Mongolia has reported a record number of new cases of COVID-19 within a single day after confirming 285 people with coronavirus. This brings the total tally in the country to 5895.
Of the new cases, 267 were

Within the last month, Mongolia has vaccinated over 226 thousand people above the age of 18. This means every fifth adult in Ulaanbaatar has now received their first jab. The coronavirus vaccination is ongoing. Most of the cases have been

Mongolian-born 71st sumo grand champion Kakuryu – originally M.Anand – retires from Japanese professional sumo after having had to miss the last five Basho due to a leg injury. According to the Japan Sumo Association, his letter of retirement was

Mongolia’s coronavirus epidemic is getting “quite out of hand” as more provinces confirm infections and number of daily cases surpasses 200.

Today (24 March), the country confirmed 218 new cases of the virus: 176 of them in the capital city of

Mongolian coal supply to China has come under greater scrutiny by Chinese market participants amid the latest coronavirus containment measures implemented on 16 March at the Ganqimaodu border.

The new border checks include a COVID-19 test for the drivers each time

Japanese plant engineer JGC Holdings will oversee the design and construction of Mongolia’s first solar power plant with storage capabilities as the country steps up its adoption of renewable energy.

Mongolia’s energy ministry awarded the order for the 5 megawatt solar

The total tally of Covid-19 cases in Mongolia has reached 5392; this comes after daily confirmed coronavirus infections have exceed 200 cases in the last two days.

Today (23 March), Mongolia confirmed 206 new cases of coronavirus; seven of them in

Moody’s Investors Service has changed the outlook on the Mongolian government’s issuer ratings from negative to stable, and affirmed the long-term B3 issuer, local media reported on Wednesday.

The decision to change the rating outlook to stable reflects Moody’s view that

The Mongolian Government has issued its first transfer pricing tax assessment, hitting a mining company with a tax bill of approximately USD 228 million and a denial of USD 1.5 billion in carried forward losses, the OECD said on 18