After COVID-19 extended their stay in Texas following heart operations, two children are finally being allowed to return home to Mongolia after nearly four months.

Six-year-old Ariun and one-year-old Solongo were brought to Austin and San Antonio in February to undergo

Jankowski’s Bunting has been discovered breeding in south-eastern Mongolia by a team of local scientists in recent days.

The team has been conducting a feasibility study for the World Heritage nomination of the Eastern Mongolian Steppes and, during this, came across

An Asiatic wild ass made history when it became the first of its species to cross into the eastern steppe in Mongolia in nearly seven decades.

The Gobi-Steppe is among the largest grazing ecosystems in the world and home to a

Mongolia’s international sensation the HU will give a two-hour long concert at the White Rock Centre in Ulaanbaatar on 28 June at 10.00 p.m. This will be an online concert for collecting donations to support the National Emergency Commission of

Air pollution in Ulaanbaatar city, where half the Mongolian population lives, decreased visibly last winter after the government halted the use of raw coal. Smoke from the shantytown ger districts, where over 220,000 families live has long been identified as

Newly elected members of the Mongolian parliament, or State Great Khural, received their temporary certificates from the General Electoral Committee of Mongolia. The Mongolian People’s Party, which is the country’s ruling party, won 62 seats in Wedensday’s parliamentary election, will

Today (26 June), three Mongolian students; two man and a woman have been confirmed with coronavirus after having returned from Moscow on the most recent charter flight. Mongolia evacuated 141 students who study in Russia, yesterday (25 June)

So far, Mongolia’s

A festival of Mongolian culture, including the famous mask dances, ‘Danshig Naadam – Khuree Tsam’, has become one of the highlights on the tourist calendar. Revived in 2015, the August event was first visited by 1000 foreign visitors; this increased

Flash flooding has destroyed 114 homes – 99 of them traditional gers and the basements of 13 offices; nine apartments are filled with water in the Kherlen Soum of Khentii Province in northern Mongolia. In addition, 80 percent of public

Mongolia coal seam gas pioneer Elixir Energy has signed its first offtake agreement with one of the country’s largest fuel retailers to build a small-scale liquified natural gas (LNG) plant to supply the large truck fleet hauling coal to China.