The tourism sector which is critically important for the Mongolian economy has been suffering enormously from the impacts of the  coronavirus pandemic which has killed over 9000 people globally. Revenue of world tourism has suffered loss of USD 30-50 billion

Mongolia has announced plans to restore the use of its traditional alphabet by 2025, replacing the Cyrillic script adopted under the Sovietperiod as it moves away from Russian influence.
It will take transitional measures to prepare for the “comprehensive restoration” of

Recently, the Government of Mongolia closed all schools and kindergartens and banned all public events and gatherings until the end of March in an effort to contain the outbreak of the 2019 Novel Coronavirus (COVID -19). While this action has

Mongolia’s international passenger train services to Russian and China have been suspended until 28 March by the National Emergency Commission in order to prevent the spread of coronavirus. Furthermore, domestic trains in Mongolia re-started three days ago after being suspended

Yokozuna Hakuho bounced back from his first loss and collected his 10th win of the Spring Grand Sumo Tournament on Wednesday to remain in a two-way tie for the lead with rank-and-filer Aoiyama.

The Mongolian-born yokozuna charged out of the gates

Athlete E.Munkhbat who won silver medal from Mongolian Mister-2020, has been banned for four years after testing positive on ‘A’ doping test on 17 March. He has been banned by the Mongolian Bodybuilding and Fitness Federation until 17 March 2024.

Earlier today, U.Enkhtuvshin, Deputy Speaker of the Mongolian Parliament received H.E. Philippe Merlin, French Ambassador to Mongolia. The meeting started with good news about the Frenchman who is currently under treatment for Coronavirus in Mongolia, is stable without fever. The

Since the Covid-19 outbreak in China, Mongolian leaders, representatives from various sectors, students and even children have been expressing solidarity with China in its battle against the novel coronavirus epidemic. As Europe and the US now struggle to slow the

In 2019, the Mongolian Cabinet decided to establish a museum for the legendary conqueror Chinggis Khaan,  famed for establishing the largest land empire in history. The museum will be built on the site of the current natural history museum, located

Mongolian cashmere producers are planning to stockpile 5000 tonnes of raw material for production this year. They are expected to buy one kilogram of cashmere for MNT 100,000 – thus totaling MNT 456.1 billion.

So, earlier today (19 March), the Mongolian