Mongolian Defence Minister N.Enkhbold has visited Beijing at the invitation of his Chinese opposite number Wei Fenghe.

During the visit, a protocol and agreement to provide assistance to Mongolia within the framework of the military and technical cooperation programme between the

Mongolian Prime Minister U.Khurelsukh flew to Tokyo earlier today in order to represent Mongolia at the enthronement of Naruhito, Emperor of Japan. The ceremony will take place on 22-23 October.

Representatives of 195 countries that have diplomatic relations with Japan and

A bus carrying 39 people including three children has crashed in Ulaanbaatar killing 7 and injuring all the remaining passengers. The tragedy took place near Ar Gunt Hill in the 21st Khoroo of Songinokhairkhan District of the Mongolian capital on

Mongolia’s capital city, Ulaanbaatar, is marking the 380th anniversary of its founding on 21-29 October with many interesting activities. We introduce you to programme highlights:

21 October, ‘A day in Ulaanbaatar’ photo exhibition at the Mongolian National Modern Art Gallery

Most of the major intersections in the centre of Ulaanbaatar are severely congested, resulting in average speeds of 5–8 km/hour in the central section of Peace Avenue during peak hours. This makes driving on Peace Avenue – the city’s main

From today (21 October), the public in Ulaanbaatar can use automated pedestrian crossings. Known as Pelican crossings in the UK and HAWK crossings in the US, six button operated traffic lights have been installed at six junctions between Yarmag and

The Nobel Committee decided to posthumously award its Peace Prize to the late Mongolian diplomat D.Ganbaatar. The Nobel Peace Prize is to be presented to his wife N.Baljin and his son at the Hague today (18 October). The late is

On 7 October, Mongolia’s Victims of Political Persecution Memorial Museum was demolished. The museum was housed in one of Ulaanbaatar’ss oldest buildings, a small, brown wooden house in the centre of the city, which stood in contrast to the high-rises

Mongolians are generally reluctant to buy condoms from supermarkets or pharmacies due to social factors. The unfortunate result is unwanted pregnancies. However, young Mongolian entrepreneurs from Beelog Technologies have invested ‘condom ATM’ vending machines which are being installed in hotels

News.mn reported yesterday about a single mother of four children who lives in ger district of Ulaanbaatar and who needs financial support. Following this coverage, earlier today (18 October), Mongolian Peacekeepers from the National Emergency Management Agency presented a ger