The regular autumn session of the Mongolian Parliament opened today (1 October) at the State Palace. There are now only two sessions left until the term of the 7th Mongolian Parliament, formed in 2016 election, ends next year.

During the autumn

Asashoryu D.Dagvadorj, the 68th Grand Champion of Japanese professional sumo wrestling, is implementing the ‘New Uvurkhangai’ project. Aiming to contribute to the development of Uvurkhangai Aimag (Province), the project in partnership with Japan will send 1000 young people from the

The Mongolian Transport Police Department received 364 calls related to road accidents over the weekend. Three people were killed and 12 others were injured – three of them seriously.

This last weekend, 81 people fined for driving under the influence of

South Korea and Mongolia on Monday signed a customs deal aimed at facilitating bilateral trade.

The Mutual Recognition Arrangement for authorized economic operators was inked between Kim Yung-moon, commissioner of the Korea Customs Service, and his Mongolian counterpart in Ulaanbaatar, according

Mongolia has some of the largest dinosaur fossil beds in the world. These remains, found in the Gobi, belong to the Cretaceous period between 145.5 and 65.5 million years ago. These remains, which include the world’s first discovered dinosaur eggs,

This year, Mongolia is marking the 380th anniversary of the foundation of its capital Ulaanbaatar. To mark this important event, a competition entitled ‘Our Creations in Space’ has been announced for school children aged 12-15. The youngsters can compete with

Istanbul is one of the world’s key aviation hubs, offering flights around the globe. Currently, ‘Turkish Airlines’ is operating flights conducting  flights between two counties three times a week offering a maximum of 500 seats and with an intermediate stop

Mongolia’s first private news site, News Agency LLC in cooperation with the ‘iTools’ Company have developed ‘W3C’ technology for providing daily news to blind or visually impaired people. According to a study, there are nearly 10,000 people with visually impairment

A couple of mountaineers from the town of Steinbach in Manitoba, Canada battled a two day blizzard and the continuous threat of avalanches in an epic climb in Mongolia.

David Banman and Adam MacDonald have embarked on numerous mountain climbing adventures

Earlier today (27 September), the 17th “Discover Mongolia” forum kicked off in Ulaanbaatar. Although sounding more like an event for promoting tourism, ‘Discover Mongolia’ is one of the largest mining forums. At least 500 officials and investors from around a