Premier S.Batbold left Sydney yesterday, Australia’s business and financial center, and the first stop on his visit to the country, to arrive in Canberra, the nation’s capital. The official welcome ceremony will be held today, and a busy schedule of

Four MPs led by Z.Enkhbold have returned from Japan where they held talks on concluding a bilateral Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA). Former Prime Minister S.Bayar initiated the move for the EPA and President Ts.Elbegdorj signed a memorandum during his official

The MPP will mount an exhibition to rebut the contents of a TV channel program True History of D.Sukhbaatar that, it feels, slander the MPP. It will present documents on D.Sukhbaatar from the party’s archives. MPP Secretary Ts.Sukhbaatar has said

Our reporter talks to Secretary of State of the Ministry of Justice and Internal Affairs G.Bayasgalan on the British court’s decision at B.Khurts’s trial. Khurts is to be extradited to Germany within 17 days.Why did the court not accept Khurts’s

Representatives of Mongolian construction companies recently visited European countries to study the latest technology in use there. They visited the International Exhibition of Construction and ELTEC-2011 in Munich and Nurnberg in Germany and HAUSBAUER-2011 in Graz, Austria. Some 2,000 economic

Prime Minister S.Batbold today spoke at the opening ceremony of the Mongolian-Australian Business Forum attended by 120 Australian companies, of which 80 worked in mining and most of the rest in agriculture. Deputy Minister of Transportation and Urban Development Purevdorj,

Prime Minister S.Batbold has met with Mongolians who live and work in Australia. The Minister for Justice and Inner Affairs, Ts.Nyamdorj, and the Minister for Education, Culture and Science, Yo.Otgonbayar, were also present at the meeting. The Mongolians asked about

A British judge has approved the extradition to Germany of Bat Khurts, chief of administration at the National Security Council. Khurts has been held in a London jail since his arrest on September 17 at Heathrow on a European arrest

The Philippine Azkals will push through with their training in Japan next month after the Mongolian Football Federation (MFF) turned down the team’s request to train there one week before their AFC Challenge Cup qualifying rematch against the Blue Wolves.

Mongolia hopes to launch a space satellite by 2015 with help from Japan. A Japanese space exploration team recently visited Mongolia and organized a two-day workshop at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade. The workshop was attended by representatives