The European Union is to provide EUR 100,000 (almost 335 million Mongolian Tugrik) in humanitarian aid funding to assist the most vulnerable communities after a series of floods that have wreaked havoc across different parts of Mongolia since mid-June.

The aid

Before the coronavirus lockdown, Mongolia exported 54 thousand tonnes of horse meat to China in 2019. However, exports of horse meat have fallen due to Mongolia closing its border with China in order to prevent the spread of coronavirus. Subsequently,

A photo of an unusual cloud formation in the sky above the Oyu Tolgoi mine has gone viral. According to the meteorological agency, the rare phenomenon was observed in the Khanbog soum (district) of South Gobi on 27 July during

Yesterday (2 August), two more Mongolian peacekeepers who had been repatriated from Afghanistan were confirmed having coronavirus in the fourth tests. Mongolia repatriated 62 peacekeepers from Afghanistan in July after some of them had contacted coronavirus infection. Therefore, a total

Due to the coronavirus, Mongolia suspended entry to the country at all border crossings in March – even for its own citizens. Those who have previously travelled abroad on a scholarship, as a tourist, or on a business trip have

A 20-year-old camel – name and gender unknown – has captured hearts in China and then the rest of the world after its touching tale of how it missed its old owners and old home so much, that it went

Extreme winter conditions on the Mongolian steppe has been causing extensive die-offs of sheep, goats, cattle, and camels — animals that traditional herding communities rely on for their survival.

Severe winters that kill large numbers of livestock are common enough in

Mongolian-born yokozuna Hakuho withdrew from the July Grand Sumo Tournament on Friday due to a knee injury with three days remaining in the relocated event, which is now missing both grand champions.

According to his stablemaster Miyagino, Hakuho aggravated a right

Mongolia’s borders with China have been closed since early February following the coronavirus outbreak in Wuhan. Recently, however, two Chinese men have tried illegally entering Mongolia despite the strict lockdown.

According to officials, a Chinese man was stopped by Mongolian border

A 62-year-old passenger died yesterday (30 July) on a Mongolian Government chartered flight from Australia’s largest city, Sydney. The second direct flight by MIAT, Mongolian airlines has repatriated 625 Mongolians stranded in Australia due to the coronavirus lockdown. According to