According to a Cosmos Magazine report, an international team of researchers examined the ratios of stable nitrogen and carbon isotopes in collagen and dental enamel samples obtained from the remains of some 130 individuals who were buried in Mongolia between

Ulaanbaatar plans to create a green park on the banks of the River Tuul.

The River Tuul Green Park project has been discussed by  Ulaanbaatar City Mayor and Governor of the Capital S.Amarsaikhan and D.Munkhjargal, who is deputy governor of in

Once a rare luxury, fashion items made from cashmere are now readily available from most High Street and online fashion retailers in the UK, US and other developed countries. With global prices having risen more than 60% since the 1980s,

Currently, 79 airlines have globally suspended flights with coronavirus-hit countries. Mongolia has suspended flights with China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, South Korea, Japan and the Russian city of Ulan-Ude until 11 March in order to prevent the spread of coronavirus outbreak

A total of six people who returned with flights from Kazakhstan, Turkey and Russia have been isolated at the National Centre for Communicative Diseases (NCCD). According to Ya.Buyanjargal, NCCD director of emergencies, one person on a flight with 27 passengers

Every year, Russia marks the end of the World War II with a great military parade of national pride in Moscow. The parade takes place on the very day on the signing of the German act of unconditional surrender to

There are 105,730 people with disabilities living in Mongolia; 35589 are in Ulaanbaatar. Like everyone else, they have the right to work, being happy and to pursue their dreams. However, the social welfare system, facilities and environment designed especially for

Mongolian Foreign Minister D.Tsogtbaatar told Xinhua in a recent interview that China has taken “highly organized measures” to contain the COVID-19 outbreak.
Mongolians have donated cash and supplies to support their government’s efforts to prevent the spread of the coronavirus despite

Earlier today (4 March), Mongolian farmers demonstrated outside the Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Light Industry protesting against the government’s decision to import 160 thousand tonnes of wheat from Russia. Previously, the ministry had announced that Mongolia could fully meet

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has approved $40 million in loans to support the modernization of government-owned irrigation networks and vegetable production in Mongolia.

“The project will promote income and employment generation in rural areas,” said ADB Senior Natural Resources Economist