A 12-year-old Mongolian girl has won a gold medal at the 2019 Asian Chess Championship. The event was held in Kalutara, a resort town in Sri-Lanka on 1-10 April. In total, there were six age groups: under-8, 10, 12, 14,

Earlier today, dressed in their white hospital coats, Mongolian doctors and nurses were out on the streets of Ulaanbaatar to draw attention to the problem of road accidents. The demonstration was organised as a part of a national congress on

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has signed an agreement worth USD 300 million with the Mongolian government to help the country improve its infrastructure.

The money will be spent on projects and programs in road and transport and

The Mongolia Mining 2019 International Mining & Oil Expo has opened at the Buyant Ukhaa sports complex on Wednesday.

The annual expo is the largest gathering of the Mongolian mining sector. It aims to introduce the Mongolian government’s policies on the

A Mongolian woman who had been reported missing ten days ago in Chicago was found safe on Thursday. According to the Mongolian Embassy in the United States, 32-year-old “A” was last seen in a northern district of the city and

Mongolian singer-superstar T.Ariunaa is about to make a concert tour to several European countries. The tour will kick off in Geneva on 20 April followed by Germany, Belgium, France, the Czech Republic, Austria, Sweden, the UK, Turkey and Ireland.

T.Ariunaa has

During today’s session, the Mongolian Cabinet discussed the establishment of a Chinggis Khaan Heritage and Culture Institute. The new centre is designed to promote the founder of the Mongolian state as  ‘Man of the Millennium’ and develop an independent faculty

The ‘Nairamdal 2’ summer camp is being set up at on the banks of Lake Khuvsgul, the largest fresh-water lake in Mongolia. Meaning ‘Friendship’, the Nairamdal camp is of great importance to the development of tourism, the promotion of children’s

The Mongolian deel (pronounced “dale”) is a long tunic made from thick cotton material with narrow sleeves, a wide belt and a high stiff collar and has remain unchanged since the days of Chinngis Khan.

Mongolian designers are now targeting to

Across the stark steppes of the Gobi Desert, the largest desert in Asia, accounting for roughly 30% of Mongolia, almost a hundred years ago, a unique cavalcade of old motor vehicles made its way northwest from Peking. The cars and