Although Mongolian circus performers are ranked third in world for consistently winning gold, silver and bronze medals from ‘A’ grade competitions, the Mongolian National Circus no longer really exists. Most Mongolian circus performers are now split into several groups, contracted

From now on, type O Mongolian visas for foreign citizens arriving upon invitation from NGOs and international humanitarian organizations can be issued online. The move is part of the national ‘e-Governance’ programme and the ‘Online Immigration’ project by the Mongolia

Mongolian student T.Chinges will be awarded the ‘Bravery Medal’ by the Australian Government for saving a woman’s life. According to sources, T.Chinges prevented a suicide attempt by the 26-year-old woman who was intending to jump from the seventh floor balcony

At around 10:30 a.m. I arrived at the National Cancer Center, and my doctor’s appointment ticket number showed 144, which reminds there are 47 people queuing before me. Suddenly the anxious memories of me coming here for the first time

A Nigerian man and three Mongolians have been sentenced to 6-10 years in prison for multi-million tugrik fraud. Earlier today (2 December) Chingeltei District Court sentenced Nigerian citizen Ejikem Chimezi John to 10 years in prison, Mongolian citizen B.Khulan to

Iranian judoka Saeid Mollaei is going to fight for Mongolia at the Masters in Qingdao. The President of Mongolia, who is the former Judo Association President, authorized that a passport be provided to the 2018 World Champion who fled from

Nine-year-old E.Aligerma, a girl from Mongolia, has undergone unique surgery followed by therapy to treat arthrogryposis, a condition that leads to stiff joints.

E.Aligerma, or “Ali,” is like any other 9-year-old girl. Her favorite thing to do is play with Barbies

NAADAM Cashmere is a startup company that is setting a new precedent when it comes to manufacturing luxury clothing. Its goal is to democratise cashmere. The company prioritises transparent business practices. Each of its articles of clothing is obtained through

Today, over 60 percent of Mongolians live in cities, a rate over 15% higher than the world average. Unfortunately, the city has not been able to accommodate such growth, and as much as 60 percent of the city’s residents live

Mongolia is to launch its own Olympic hospitality house for the first time at Tokyo 2020 next year, it has been revealed. The plan has been initiated by B.Battushig, the Acting President of the Mongolian National Olympic Committee, who has