Extreme wintry weather known locally as “dzud” has killed more than 500 Bactrian camels in the central Mongolian province of Uvurkhangai so far this winter.
Dzud is a Mongolian term to describe the frigid winter that comes after a dry summer

Mongolia’s economic growth for 2021 will be 4.3 percent, below thatpreviously forecasted by the World Bank.
The fight against the novel SARS- CoV-2 coronavirus, which caused the Covid-19 pandemic, caused a rise in the region’s fiscal deficit; so many governments resorted

Chinese traders are importing more coal from neighboring countries such as Russia and Mongolia; this comes following the disruption caused by the pandemic and seismic shifts in the supply chain.
Last September, Mongolia replaced Australia as the top coking coal supplier

The Mongolian finance, infrastructure and mining group Bodi International has signed a contract with Russia’s United Wagon Company (UWC), to supply 810 class 12-9853 gondola freight wagons with an axle load of 25 tonnes for the transport of coal between

Forecasts of one of the most extreme winters on record in Mongolia have triggered the release of pre-emptive emergency funds in a bid to protect the lives and livelihoods of vulnerable herders, the International Federation of Red Cross and Red

Today (12 January), Mongolia reported 14 new cases of coronavirus after testing 15,849 samples in four laboratories nationwide. All of them are family members of confirmed cases in the Bayanzurkh and Bayangol Districts of Ulaanbaatar. So far, the capital city

Earlier today (12 January), a significant earthquake occurred in the north of Mongolia. The 6.5 magnitude quake took place at has 05:32 a.m.; the epicentre was in the Khankh Soum (rural district) of KhuvsgulProvince which borders with Russia. The earthquake

Today (11 January), 13 new cases of COVID-19 were reported after 14,216 people were testednationwide.
All the newly detected cases were recorded in Ulaanbaatar and the people, who had had close contact to previously confirmed cases specificallyrelated to the “Tenuun-Ogoo” Company,

Mongolia has approved three Covid-19 vaccines from Pfizer and BioNTech,’ ‘AstraZeneca’ and ‘Moderna’. According to Minister of Health T.Munkhsaikhan, the vaccines approved by the Government will be used in accordance with the country’s  Immunisation Law.
The first people to receive the

A woman-referee of the Mongolian Football Federation (MFF), U.Battsetseg, has made it to the 2021 International Federation of Association Football (FIFA) List of International Referees and Assistant Referees as an Assistant Referee. She referees high-level events of MFF, including the