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.
Earlier today (16 June), a 19-year-old Mongolian cadet was discharged from the National Centre for Communicative Diseases after having fully recovered from COVID-19. He has been receiving treatment for the infection for 32 days.
On Monday (15 June), the National Audit Office reported the conclusions of the donations’ statements submitted by political parties for the period from January and May, 2020. According to our sources, only eight parties out of 27 have presented their
The trial of former PM S.Bayar and other six people started at the Ulaanbaatar’s Chingeltei Criminal Court today (15 June) at 09.00 a.m. However, the trial was postponed to 18 June after lawyers and one of the defendants – former
Mongolia’s exports of coal for all applications in May doubled from April to nearly 2.2 million tonnes, despite being 40.9% lower on year, according to recent data from Mongolia’s Customs. As concerns about the COVID-19 pandemic eased in the country,
Today (15 June), ten Mongolians were discharged from the National Centre for Communicative Diseases after having fully recovered from coronavirus. Eight students and two other people aged 49 and 65 have recovered from the COVID-19 after 17-55 days of treatment.
Residents in the Mongolian capital of Ulaanbaatar have voted on what public amenities they’d like using a mobile app, a new method that authorities may extend to other areas to improve transparency and efficiency, a government official said.
The ‘Daily Signal’, which is a right-wing US political news website run by a conservative think tank, the Heritage Foundation, has been looking at Mongolia. Below, we are printing their slant on the economy and cooperation with the USA:
A fundraising campaign has been launched to help eight international circus performers who have been left stranded in the south of England due to the coronavirus lockdown restrictions. The situation in the UK continues to be serious with over 41
Applications for Mongolian unemployment benefits have increased due to the pandemic closures. The number of registered jobless people increased by 10.6 percent in January-May, 2020 compared to same period last year. In addition, the number of active job seekers increased
