Today (14 September), two more people were discharged from the National Centre for Communicative Diseases after having fully recovered from the coronavirus infection that has killed over 928,000 people in the world.

As of today, Mongolia has reported 310 confirmed cases

A 410-million-year-old fossil of an armored fish has completely changed the history of sharks, according to a newly published study. The fish, known as Minjinia turgenensis, had a skeleton made of bone, as opposed to the cartilage that sharks are

Mongolia and the World Bank have signed two agreements totaling USD 21 million to mitigate the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the economy and society and protect medical workers from the virus. The agreements were signed by Ch.Khurelbaatar and

In terms of infrastructure and facilities, Mongolia remains light years behind many other Asian countries. But having said that, football is developing in leaps and bounds. The country naturally has got strong players – both physically and mentally. The Mongolian

All state-owned and local museums across Mongolia are now providing free entry to children. Under a decree of the Mongolian Minister of Culture, state-owned and local museums are obliged to offer free entry to children under the age of 18

Mongolia will receive 250,000 doses of flu vaccines from a leading Brazilian vaccine producer. The flu vaccine import was arranged by the World Health Organization (WHO), according to the authorities.

It will the first time for the Butantan Institute, a laboratory

A record number of Mongolian coal freight trucks has entered to China at once in August. In total, 2,233 heavy-duty trucks laden with coal entered China from Mongolia via four border points, namely Gashuunsukhait, Shiveekhuren, Bulgan and Khangi, hitting an

Mongolia will meet its domestic demand for wheat and potatoes. The Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Light Industries is expected to harvest 487,600 tons of wheat and 237,000 tons of potato this autumn. Nearly 320 thousand tonnes of wheat can

Mongolia has one of the highest mortality rates due to noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) across the Western Pacific. Home to over three million people, Mongolia is facing a rising tide of NCDs. In 2018, around six in ten deaths were attributed

The Turkish Cooperation and Coordination Agency (TİKA) has launched at least 40 projects over six months in Mongolia as ties between the two countries grow ever stronger.

Since January, TİKA has actively helped the country’s development with educational, health and agricultural