Researchers at the University of Cambridge have signed an agreement with the Mongolian government which will see them explore the legacy of the legendary figure Genghis Khan – or Chinggis Khaan as he is known in Mongolia.

Under the recently signed

The 2023 United Nations Climate Change Conference – COP28 is taking place in Dubai, the United Arab Emirates, between November 30 and December 12. Heads of state and governments report on the progress achieved and put proposals for the upcoming

On Sunday, (3 December) flight MR801, operated by Mongolia’s Hunnu Air, landed at Beijing Daxing International Airport marking the official opening of the first direct flight route between the airport and Mongolia.

The route will be operated three times per week

The inaugural Kharkhorum International Film Festival (KIFF) is set to kick off on Thursday (December 7) with Korean director Chung Ji-young’s crime drama The Boys, in line with its focus on human rights. KIFF takes place in Mongolia’s capital, Ulaanbaatar, until

In an extraordinary celestial display, the skies over Mongolia turned deep, blood-red as the country experienced one of the rarest auroral events on Friday and early Saturday. The intense colouration is attributed to the initial impact of a significant solar storm

Mongolian President U.Khurelsukh  met Jennifer Morris, Chief Executive Officer of the Nature Conservancy during the high-level Conference on Climate Change – COP 28 in Dubai, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) from November 30 – to December 12, 2023.

President U. Khurelsukh

On 1st December, Mongolia and Google Partnership launching event took place in Ulaanbaatar and Colin Marson, Director of Google for Education announced that Google will provide 1,500 scholarships for the Google Career Certificates, which equips people with job-ready skills for

Today (November 30), Mongolia announced debt regulation measures to refinance its USD 600 million Khuraldai bond.

Ulaanbaatar extended an offer to investors for a cash buyback of the 8.75 percent interest rate, with the Khuraldai bond set to mature in 2024.

A South Korean children’s charity has launched a month-long exhibition-cum-sale of spiritual articles to raise funds to support education and other needs of poor children in Mongolia.
The charity, Blooming Kids, is hosting the program that features the works of nine

A study in the Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology looks at the relationship between vitamin D supplementation and rates of bone fractures in Mongolian schoolchildren.

The authors conducted subgroup analyses in a subgroup with baseline low vitamin D status (below 25 and 50 nmol/L)