Participants in an open discussion on “National security and media” today regretted that the National Security Policy was not being implemented even though it was passed seven months ago. The forum was held at the Citizens’ Chamber and organized by

Young journalists will meet in Nukht complex on March 28 as part of the program for the UN International Youth Year. It has been jointly organized by the Youth Advisory Committee of the UN, the Mongolian Students’ Union, and the

Mongol Bank Vice President N.Zoljargal and Director of Foreign Currency R.Delgermaa told a press conference today that inflation has been falling a little and stood at 11% at the end of February in Ulaanbaatar. However, foreign trade balance showed a

Following the prison sentence to the Anti Corruption Authority (ACA) head and deputy head, 20 residents of Khan-Uul district protested on Thursday morning before the  ACA building against its decision to build  apartments for its employees in a children’s play

Some 200 of the 30,000 Mongolians in South Korea met with Prime Minister S.Batbold in what was the first event of his official visit to South Korea. Batbold told them both Governments wanted conditions to be god for them and

The Court of Sukhbaatar District is today hearing the complaint of libel made by Minister for Nature, Environment and Tourism L.Gansukh against  D.Baatarkhuyag  who wrote on March 3, 2010 that the Minister had bought a house worth USD1 million in

Two Verdi operas will be produced by The State Opera and Ballet Theater, Aida on April 30 and Othello on May 29. A.P.Chepurnoi from Russia will conduct the music for Aida.

Our journalist talks to the Chief of the Standing Committee on Justice, D.Odbayar.The ACA Chief and his Deputy have been sentenced to prison. When will Parliament discuss appointment of a new Chief?The court decision has not yet been delivered to

The Court of Chingeltei District has not revealed the charges for which it sentenced the Chief of the Anti Corruption Authority (ACA), Ch.Sangaragchaa, to 2 years and 4 months in prison, but one of them was a complaint of defamation

Following protests from academics and conservationists, the Government has withdrawn the decision to allow two leopards to be caught or hunted for research in 2011. Minister for Nature, Environment and Tourism L.Gansukh yesterday organized an open debate on the issue