A national forum for young engineers has been held at Mongolia’s State House under the auspices of the prime minister. The forum aimed at introducing new projects from the Mongolian Cabinet and an exchange of views on how the country

The 20.9 km road from Gachuurt to the Nalaikh and Choir junction opened for traffic on 4 November. The road has been reconstructed to a 26-meter wide dual carriageway. However, it will be fully completed by July, 2020 once pavements,

Mongolia’s biggest ger theatre has been opened at the Sky Resort. Located where Ulaanbaatar meets the countryside, the ger theatre is equal in height to a three-storey building. The structure has been constructed within five months.  The building has a

On Saturday (2 Novmeber), the Mongolian Police expelled a total of 759 Chinese citizens who have been accused of money laundering. According to the Immigration Agency, they have been deported with black stamps in their passports, banning them from entering

The National Committee for fighting air pollution conducted a hearing today (4 November) on the consumption of coal briquettes. This year, a total of MNT 75.2 billion has been allocated to carry out 32 anti-pollution measures. As of today, around

A documentary film about the leader of the Buddhist faith in Mongolia, Khamba Lama Natsagdorj, entitled “The Medicine Buddha”, premiered earlier today (4 November) at Ulaanbaatar’s Gegeenten movie theatre.

Narrated by Sir Ben Kingsley (Schindler’s List, Gandhi) and written and directed

On Wednesday, 30 November, the World Boxing Council (WBC) held its 57th annual convention at the Grand Oasis, Cancun. Most of the event was devoted to ratings. During the afternoon, the assembly meeting focused on mandatory defence planning.

Champion Gary Russell

For the first time in its history, Mongolia has qualified for the Olympics in a team sport. The nation’s 3X3 women’s basketball team earned a ticket to the FIBA 3×3 Olympic Qualifier during a livestreamed show in Utsunomiya, Japan on

A unique exhibition dedicated to Chinggis Khaan and the Mongolian Empire opened at KC Union Station, Kansas City, Missouri on 1 November.

The exhibit features ancient artifacts, live Mongolian performers, artwork and other historically significant items.

Visitors will experience life in 13th-century

‘The Travels of Marco Polo’ (version by Giovanni Battista Ramusio of 1559) has been translated into Mongolian. The work, known in Italian as ‘Il Milione’, containing a collection of travel manuscripts by the famous Venetian has been translated from the