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

Mongolia will donate meat and meat products worth USD 1 million to Russia’s Irkutsk Oblast and the Republic of Buryatia. These are two regions of the Russian Federation located north of Mongolia. According to Parliament Speaker S.Zandanshatar, the meat products

Two days ago, the National Emergency Commission announced that there will be more evacuation flights to Seoul and Frankfurt. The government-chartered flights will fly to the South Korean capital on 30 April and the central German city on 3 May,

The high-profile trial of a former Mongolian prime minister has been attracting much attention. Earlier today (23 April), a Mongolian court decided that former Prime Minister M.Enkhsaikhan must be kept in custody until the next hearing, which has now been

Mongolian health officials reported earlier today (23 April) that 26 people who had been isolated in Darkhan-Uul and Selenge Provinces have tested negative for coronavirus. A total of 49 people had been isolated in Darkhan-Uul, Selenge and Zamyn-Uud after identified

As of today, Mongolia has 35 confirmed cases of coronavirus; seven of whom have recovered. All the patients with coronavirus are in a stable condition with mild symptoms. Therefore, none of them have required ventilator support.

However, Mongolia needs to be