Spoons are known to have been used during the time of ancient Egypt, and the Shang dynasty as early as 4,000 years ago. We now know that ancient Mongolians used to make spoons out of bone at least 3,800 years

Earlier today (5 February), Mongolia evacuated more than 300 people from Erenhot, which is located in northern China. As we have reported, the government in Ulaanbaatar has closed border with its southern neighbour until 2 March, however, three buses evacuating

Earlier today (4 February), the Asian Football Federation announced an emergency meeting after match between Mongolia and Taiwan suspended due border restriction. During the meeting, officials are expected to reschedule the match and discuss other matches of AFC CUP-2020 as

Mongolia’s currency has risen against the Chinese Yuan as the country closes the border with its southern neighbour in a raft of measures to prevent the spread of coronavirus.

Normally, the exchange rate of the Mongolian Tugrik against the yuan weakens

A public discussion entitled, ‘The Hu Effect: Mongol Music on the Global Stage,’ will take place at University of Arkansas on Monday (10 February). The discussion will be hosted by Professor Charlotte D’Evelyn, assistant professor of music at Skidmore College

An amazing exhibition entitled -“Chinggis Khaan: Bringing the Legend to Life” – is opening at Union Station in Kansas City in the US State of Missouri. The Mongol leader, who conquered and commanded the largest contiguous land empire in history,

There are few face mask producers in Mongolia; those small firms which exist are totally unable to meet national demand from the threat of the highly infectious coronavirus outbreak from China. So, Mongolians living or studying abroad has started to

A Taiwanese football team that was set to visit Mongolia to play in an AFC Cup match has been barred from entering Ulaanbaatar due restrictions to prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV). Mongolia has banned Chinese nationals and

B.Enkh-Amgalan, Minister of Road and Transport Development of Mongolia has met with Belarusian Minister of Industry Pavel Utyupin. During the meeting, he put forward a serious proposal to build a freight train assembly plant in Mongolia in cooperation with the

Recently, there has been great concern about the declining numbers of Mongolian Saiga antelopes. However, there is good news: the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) has reported that the population of the animals reached 5074 in January 2020, representing