The death of basketball legend Kobe Bryant shocked sports fans the world over. Many artists have depicted him in murals in public spaces.

Street artists from Dund Gol Basketball Club have painted murals of Kobe Bryant in a city street in

Today (17 June), two Mongolian students; a 15-years-old and a cadet who had been studying in Russia were discharged from the National Centre for Communicative Diseases after having fully recovered from coronavirus.

The Health Ministry figures show that, so far, 111

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A Naadam Organizing Committee has made some major changes regarding how the traditional Naadam Festival will be celebrated in order to prevent the spread of coronavirus and to avoid gatherings. Therefore, the opening and closing ceremonies of the Naadam has

A story of two cultures blends beautifully together to create sustainable ‘slow fashion.’ Zurich, Switzerland – ‘Born of Nomad’ is pleased to announce it is launching a highly anticipated Kickstarter campaign for its ‘Be Nomad’ clothing collection starting on June

Students reflected on their experiences of living in different countries and shared how their views were broadened and they learned to adjust to them. World traveler Cannon Curtis shared his passion for discovering new things and advised students to make

A strange rectangular foundation of a structure was laid about 30 miles from the Mongolian border, on an island in Lake Tere-Khol. It has long been an enigma.

Since its presence was learned from a stone near the Selenga river (a

The Ulaanbaatar International Media Arts Festival is going online for the first time as the pandemic is reshaping our society. The festival will take place between 18 June and 8 July.

The Art Council of Mongolia in partnership with Goethe-Institute Mongolia

A new football and athletics stadium opened today (16 June) in the Bayanzurkh District of Ulaanbaatar. The stadium is located just west of the General Authority for Border Protection of Mongolia. The stadium covers an area of 1.8 hectares which

Former Mongolian Prime Minister J.Erdenebat was imprisoned today (16 June) after failed to pay the hefty MNT 10 billion bail issued by the Sukhbaatar District Court of Ulaanbaatar. His trail has been postponed until 22 June, two days before election.