Mongolian cashmere sector exports have increased by 30 percent since a new national programme was approved by parliament in 2018. According to Ch.Ulaan, Minister of Food, Agriculture and Light Inductries, more than 1600 jobs have been created in the cashmere sector

Prenatal classes for dads-to-be are a new concept in Mongolia. However, young Mongolian fathers are actively attending such classes for understanding their loved ones during pregnancy. The ‘Enkh Turukhui’ (WellBearing), centre for pregnant women in Ulaanbaatar began providing the prenatal

A fire broke out earlier today (24 April) on Soyombot Mountain located in the sacred Bogd Khaan Mountain Range, just south of Ulaanbaatar. A total of 18 firefighters from Mongolian National Emergency Management Agency have been working to extinguish the

The Mongolian National Chamber of Commerce and Industry is planning a big demonstration on International Workers’ Day (1 May) involving all sectors of the economy. The event aims to force the Mongolian Government to take efficient measure to preserve jobs

The Ulaanbaatar City Administration in organising its big annual clean-up tomorrow, 25 April. This year, it comes in the midst of the  coronavirus restrictions with strict 1 meter social distancing and the ban on social gatherings. Normally, the UB spring

Earlier today, Mongolia reported its 36th Covid-19 case. The person in question is a student who recently returned from Moscow. The student has been in isolation at the National Centre for Communicative Diseases for 13 days since returning from Russia

Do you know what rarest species of bear in the world is? It is the Mazaalai – also known as the Gobi Bear. This near extinct species lives only in Mongolia’s vast Gobi Desert. According to a recent study from

Mongolia is one of many countries increasingly affected by climate change. It is already having a profound impact on Mongolia’s weather conditions, increasing frequency and magnitude of extreme weather events or shocks such as severe winter with excessive snow fall,

Mongolia is rich with archaeological sites that belong to the Bronze Age. These are mostly khirgisuurs – or burial mounds, other types of tombs, petroglyphs, and stone sculptures such as the famous deer stones.

Currently, the Mongolian Government is implementing a

Due to the coronavirus restrictions, Mongolia as, so far, failed to fulfill its oil exploration and exports plan for 2020. As of 15 April, the country extracted 65.4 thousand tonnes of crude oil; 46.1 thousand tonnes of which were exported