As of today (19 February), there are no confirmed cases of coronavirus in Mongolia and all suspected cases have, so far, tested negative to the virus. Recently, as we reported, five more people who ‘may’ have the disease have been

S.Nasanbold, or ‘Naska’ for short, a BYU–Hawaii alumnus from Mongolia, was an employee of S.W.A.T.T. when he learned to fix bikes. When Naska realized he could use his bike repairing skills to raise money for children needing winter clothes in

National carrier ‘MIAT’ Mongolian airlines announced today (18 February) a new alliance with the Sabre Corporation, which is a  technology and software company powering the global travel industry. The long-term agreement to implement Sabre’s market intelligence global demand data solution

Mongolia’s Ministry of Energy has issued an invitation to project developers to pre-qualify to compete in a tender to construct a 5 MW solar-plus-storage facility.

The Uliastai solar array, which is being developed with the financial support of the Asian Development

Mongolia’s archery team has cancelled an Olympic training camp scheduled in Okazaki, Aichi Prefecture, from 19 February to 7 March due to concerns over the coronavirus outbreak.

The team explained in a letter received on Monday that they have decided to

The Minister of Environment and Tourism decided today (18 February) to cancel all tourism event scheduled in March.

The Mongolian National Emergency Commission has declared advanced emergency readiness and preparation in order to prevent the spread of coronavirus.

Mongolia organizes several winter

As of today (18 February), there are no confirmed cases of coronavirus in Mongolia; however, five more people who ‘may’ have the disease have been isolated; three in Ulaanbaatar and two in Gobisumber Province. The Gobisumber pair are people who

On Monday (17 February), Turquoise Hill Resources announced the submission of the Feasibility Study for the Tavan Tolgoi Power Plant (TTPP) Project to the Government of Mongolia by Oyu Tolgoi LLC.

Oyu Tolgoi LLC is obliged under the 2009 Oyu Tolgoi

Mongolia has evacuated 104 people who have been stranded in Erenhot, a city in Inner Mongolia after the country fully closed border with China. The evacuation took place with the approval of the National Emergency Commission at the request of

The Hu (pronounced as in The Who) are the most unlikely global success story in modern rock. Their unique brand of Mongolian throat singing accompanied by traditional instruments was largely unknown outside their country before a record producer put a