Mongolia amended its constitution on 14 November for the second time since it was ratified in 1992, thereby strengthening the powers of the prime minister. Previously, it was amended in 2000. The amendment to the constitution was approved by 100

The National Statistics Office of Mongolia (NSO) has provided its report on the Mongolian economy for the third quarter of 2019. Mongolia’s gross domestic product (GDP) reached MNT 13.7 trillion, which represents an increase of 6.3 percent in the first

A small plane, which can carry 9 passengers, will start making flights between the Mongolian capital Ulaanbaatar, and Selenge – the country’s northernmost province.

The reason for the decision to introduce the flight is because of the major reconstruction work on

Recently, Mongolia and Kazakhstan have been increasingly cooperating in the fields of culture and education. On Tuesday 12 November, Mr Yo.Baatarbileg, Minister of Education, Culture, Science and Sports had a meeting with H.E. Zhalgas Adilbayev, Ambassador of Kazakhstan. During their

A few private schools in Ulaanbaatar have student pick-up services. Now, thousands of students in rural districts will benefit from school bus services which start work today (14 November). According to the Ulaanbaatar City Administration, a total of 40 buses

A rare snap shows four snow leopard cubs sunning themselves on rocks in the Mongolian mountains – but can you find them all?

The purrfect discovery was made by a WWF team who spotted the little leopards while the mother was

The long road to the World Cup 2022 is underway, with Mongolia and Cambodia facing each other in the tournament on 14 November. It has been a week since the Mongolian National Football Team arrived in Cambodia to play against

Former Member of Parliament D.Gantulga has been sentenced to two years in prison for the rape and attempted rape of two women. The trial took place at Khan-Uul District Court of Ulaanbaatar on Monday between 2.30 p.m. and 10.30 p.m.

D.Gantulga

There has long been public criticism in Mongolia of top civil servants living lives of luxury using government money. For example, lawmakers regularly   use   official   cars   for   private   ends   –   such   as   collecting   their children from schools or going on

Mongolia and China have set goals of reaching a bilateral trade turnoverof USD 10 billion by 2020. This is part of their comprehensive strategicpartnership. China is  Mongolia’s biggest investor  as it accounts for 21 percent  offoreign direct investment (FDI) to