UN Special Rapporteur on Human Rights Michel Forst is undertaking a mission to Mongolia from 30 April to 13 May. He will visit the capital city Ulaanbaatar, as well as the Airag and Ulaanbadrakh Soums of Dornogobi Province. Mr Forst

Mongolian President Battulga Khaltmaa has attended a joint China-Mongolia training camp during a visit to Beijing.

Thirty Mongolian athletes participated in the training camp, along with the Chinese national team at the National Olympic Sports Centre.

They are using it as part

Japan is currently facing a labour crisis, largely due to the declining birth-rate. Hi-tech companies are also suffering from the shortfall of homegrown talent, and intense competition from the United States, Europe China and India; they are now looking to

A woman from Mongolia has won a prestigious environment award after successfully campaigning to stop mining firms destroying a critical habitat for snow leopards.

A.Bayarjargal persuaded her government to create a huge nature reserve in the South Gobi Desert and cancel

Mongolian rock band ‘Hu’ has been becoming famous internationally as their song ‘Wolf Totem’ reached No. 1 on Billboard’s Hard Rock Digital Song Sales. The band is now preparing to tour Europe. This will begin in Berlin from 6 June

Mongolian baritone Ch.Badral has won the Grand Prix at the first International Opera Singers’ Competition. The event took place in the east Russian city of Yakutsk last week.

Ch.Badral was invited to participate in the competition along with opera singers from

Mongolian girls will play tomorrow (30 April) against host Bangladesh in Group A in the second semi-final of Under-19 Women’s International Gold Cup. The match will take place at the Bangabandhu National Stadium.

Bangladesh coach Golam Rabbani Choton is aware about

Mongolian athletes have successfully participated in the ISSF World Cup which took place in Beijing on 21-29 April. During the competition, two Mongolian shooters, namely, International Master of Sport Ts.Anudari and E.Davaakhuu have qualified to compete in the 2020 Summer

‘MANAN’, meaning ‘fog’ in Mongolian is the name given to public-dissatisfaction with the creeping malaise in national politics. Characterised by corruption, cronyism and self-seeking, MANAN is a phenomenon affecting both leading parties. Many consider there is now no fundamental difference

Famous film makers are gathering in Ulaanbaatar for an international film makers’ festival called ‘Hollywood in Mongolia’. The event will be held in the Mongolian capital from 1-7 May. Earlier today, (29 April) the first visitor of the festival flew