Melbourne-based street artist Kh.Khosnaran AKA Heesco recently finished his giant graffiti in Karoonda, a town in Australia. His monumental work of art covers a wall and is on 30 by 10 metres. Heesco spent over 200 hours spraying graffiti using

Raging wildfires have engulfed large swathes of Siberia’s forests making it difficult to breath in many Russian towns and cities. Today, 31 July, the Mongolian capital Ulaanbaatar has been covered by a pall of grey smoke from the Russian fires.

Ulaanbaatar city and its new, soon-to-be-opened international airport will be partly powered by a photovoltaic (PV) plant, developed with financial support from Tokyo.  Japanese group Sharp’s 16.4MW solar project in Khushight Khundii, in Mongolia’s Tuv Province, has wrapped up construction

During the Mongolian president’s visit to the United States of America, the largest cashmere manufacturer of Mongolia “Gobi Corporation” is preparing to announce its plans to enter the U.S market by September 2019. The subsidiary Gobi Cashmere USA will be

H+ Yangji Hospital said that it has signed a medical agreement with Mongolia’s General Hospital for the State’s Special Servants (GHSSS).

Under the accord, the two institutions will strengthen cooperation by sharing information on healthcare and promoting friendship between their medical

Turkish Parliamentary Speaker Mustafa Sentop, who is currently leading a delegation to Ulaanbaatar has held a meeting with Mongolian President Kh.Battulga.  The meeting, which was held behind closed-doors, took place at the presidential palace on 29 July

Earlier that day, speaking

Mongolian artist Battur Tsedenpil showcases his latest works at Art Space 976+ in a solo exhibition entitled “Timeless” from June 25 to August 6, 2019.

“Timeless” features the portraits of 13 modern Mongolian in a unique 20th century time-lapse. By juxtaposing

An English language programme has been announced under the auspices of Mongolian President Kh.Battulga. The opening ceremony of the programme was held at the State House on 30 July.

A total of 4000 people aged between 16 and 30 registered on

Mongolia’s Independent Authority against Anti-Corruption (IAAC) has provided short information about a corruption case involving no less than 17 judges during its regular press conference on 30 June.

According to the IAAC, former judge S.Tumurbat, one of the 17 convicted, has

Rotary Clubs in 10 countries including Taiwan, Japan, Hong Kong and Mongolia have banded together to make the gift of a much-needed ambulance to a provincial hospital in the Selenge Province. The immediate beneficiary of this act of goodwill is