In ancient times, tea caravans carried the valuable commodity between China, Mongolia and Russia which was called the ‘Tea Road’. The presidents of the three neighbouring countries held the first trilateral meeting in 2014 which at which they agreed on

Mongolia will host two high-level visits of US Defence Secretary Mark Esper and Russian Deputy Minister of Defence Alexander Fomin tomorrow.

Mongolia is one of the destinations of newly-confirmed US Defence Secretary Mark Esper’s visit to the Asia Pacific region. During

Dornod Music and Drama Theatre performed a symphony orchestra concert at the Nairamdal Park which on the bank of the Kherlin River on 4 August. Entitled ‘Classic Melody’, the riverside concert will be an annual event on 4 August from

The family of a police officer I.Erdeneshagai, who died trying to save a woman’s life will receive MNT 100 million from the Mongolian Government. Officer I.Erdeneshagai drowned on 2 July in Bayan-Ulgii Province while trying to save a woman who

The National Auto Transportation Centre of Mongolia has launched a new bus service between Sukhbaatar, the centre of Selenge Province and Ulan-Ude, the capital city of Buryatia in the Russian Federation, thereby satisfying increasing demand. Traditionally, there have been close

Mongolian metal band The Hu are going down a storm as they take their mix of Metallica-style thrash and steppe music to rapt audiences across Europe this summer.

The four long-haired, leather-clad Mongolians, who have been hailed for their mesmerising live

It was the biggest tank battle the world had ever seen up till then and an event which would change the history of the world – Khalkin Gol is being remembered 80 years on as the time Mongolian and Red

Heavy rain has caused flash flooding in Ulaanbaatar, the capital city of Mongolia, where nearly 100 households have been inundated. Mongolian National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) reported that officers rescued 44 people – 15 of them are children – from

Lieutenant-General D.Davaa, one of the advisers to Mongolian President Kh.Battulga is being investigated by the Independent Authority Anti-Corruption, according to the ‘Unuudur’ daily newspaper.

D.Davaa is accused of illegally appointing retired Lieutenant-General Ts.Byambajav as an academic at the Peacekeeping Training Centre

The murder of tens of thousands of Mongolians by communist leaders from the 1930’s to the mid 1950’s was chronicled by a Mongolian woman named G.Tserendulam, who opened the Victims of Political Persecution Memorial Museum in Ulaanbaatar in 1992. She