The government of Mongolia has drawn the United Nations into its complaint against Max Verstappen, accusing the Red Bull driver of failing to publicly apologise for repeatedly using racist language.
Verstappen’s use of the word “mongol” on two occasions, at this
Mongolia’s central bank purchased 19.2 tons of precious metals in the first 10 months of this year, including 17.5 tons of gold from legal entities and individuals, the country’s central bank said on Tuesday (3 November).
Mongolia’s Ministry of Energy is seeking EPC contractors to construct a 10 MW solar power plant in Altai, the capital of the Govi-Altai province in the western part of the country. Bids will have to be submitted by December 11.
The Central Bank of Mongolia stated on Monday, 2 November, that the combined savings of the public increased 22 percent year on year to 16.8 trillion Mongolian tugriks (almost USD 5.8 billion) at the end of the third quarter.
So far, Mongolia has confirmed only 349 cases of Covid-19 and it is one of the few countries that the virus has not been permitted to spread domestically.
Therefore, the World Health Organization has made a documentary about Mongolia’s tackling Covid-19
Over the weekend, nine new cases of coronavirus infection were detected in Mongolia.
As of 2 November, a total of 2354 people tested negative and nine- positive, including a 27-year-old woman who returned from Japan, three people who crossed the border
Max Verstappen’s use of a derogatory term relating to Mongolians has prompted a formal complaint to the FIA and Red Bull from the country’s ambassador to the UN. The complaint relates to the language Verstappen used during the second practice
On Friday, Mongolia launched a project to strengthen its response to the COVID-19 pandemic in cooperation with the European Union (EU) and the World Health Organization (WHO). The project dubbed “Mongolia’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic” will last three years,
Named after the inventor of Hangul the Korean script, the King Sejong Institute has big plans for Mongolia. The organisation plans to expand its project to promote the Korean language and culture in Mongolia on the 30th anniversary of the
Later today (30 October), the Mongolian Government decided to close two border crossings with Russia for 21 days after two truck drivers were confirmed having coronavirus. The border crossings namely; Tsagaan Nuur and Borshoo have been open for the transportation
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