The round steel object, with a 7.5-meter diameter and with the number 02728 on it, that fell from the sky in Buren soum of Tuv province on February 19 was most possibly a dead satellite, according to experts in the

A four-year-old child has died because of bureaucracy in a hospital. The parents took him to the Sukhbaatar district hospital because it was near but the doctors there refused to see him as they were not residents of the district.

D.Boldbaatar, Director of Mongolbank’s Monetary Policy Research Department, answers questions on the economic condition and the monetary policy.
How does Mongolbank see the economy?
Statisticians and sociologists from Mongolbank make a broad survey of the social, economic and financial sectors once

Cases of drug running involving Mongolians are being reported with alarming frequency.  There are 15 people at present under investigation, while two Mongolians caught on the Chinese side of the border have been sentenced to death under Chinese law.
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There is no confirmation but the MPRP is likely to hold its conference on March 20. A successor to S.Bayar as party chairman is also likely to be chosen in it. A new name is being heard now. He is

Energy Resources LLC, a closely held coking coal producer in Mongolia, is considering an initial public offering in Hong Kong or London, its majority shareholder has said. “It’s just an idea at the moment, but we are looking to raise

Hong Kong-listed Kiu Hung Energy Holdings will be buying three mines in a western province of Mongolia from First Dean Holdings on payment of between HKD1 billion and HKD1.4 billion in cash or by issuing bonds or notes. The three

Micro Technologies (India) Ltd. has expanded its IT-based business to Mongolia, planning to provide highly advanced security products in the domestic market. The company said it would offer its various products for vehicle, mobile security and tracking, premises security, including

B.Altsukh, senior specialist at the Fuel Policy Department in the Ministry of Mineral Resources and Energy, thinks it was a good decision to have one ministry for both mineral resources and energy, but it was anomalous to have a fuel

The World Bank has approved a USD10-million scale-up of the Index Based Livestock Insurance Project (IBLIP) in Mongolia. IBLIP, introduced in 2006, provides herders with insurance through partnering with local private insurance companies, to get protection against climate-related losses to