On Wednesday (January 30th), the Mongolia government decided to send 103 million Mongolian tugriks ($40,000) in humanitarian aid to war-ravaged Syria.

According to Gandulam, the aid is to take the form of blankets, mattresses, school supplies, first aid kits and other

On February 4th, Tsagaan sar wrestling will be held for the first time at Buyant Ukhaa Sports Complex. This traditional style of wrestling has been held at Wrestling House since it opened in 1999. However, due to a dispute between

Today (February 1st) in Parliament, MP G.Zandanshatar appointed as Speaker of Parliament, taking 95.2% of the votes that were cast.  G. Zandanshatar, who currently works as the Head of the Cabinet Secretariat, was nominated by the Mongolian Prime Minister U.Khurelsukh

On the 126th Anniversary of the birth of the renowned general D.Sukhbaatar, an exhibition opened today (February 1st) at Independence Palace in Ulaanbaatar.  As well as many historical photographs, there are over 100 exhibits of items that belonged to D.Sukhbaatar

This year, President Kh.Battulga plans to visit the Russian Federation, the People’s Republic of China, the United States of America and India.

In April, President Kh. Battulga will pay a visit to the People’s Republic of China in April to attend

According to data from the National Trauma Research Centre, a total of 52 children have been injured from falling off or being thrown from horses since January 1st, 2019.  Two of them were child jockeys and others were animal herders. 

The Executive Commission of Mongolian People’s Party has today (January 31st) backed MP G.Zandanshatar as the new Speaker of Parliament. G.Zandanshatar is currently working as the Head of the Cabinet Secretariat. He has been nominated to the post by the

Essential to the economy and national identity of Mongolia, the grasslands are under increasing threat from overgrazing and climate change. Multiple studies over the past decade have shown that the once lush Mongolian steppe, which is an expanse twice the

According to new research carried out by the University of Oxford, a much-debated ancient human skull which was discovered in Mongolia has been dated and genetically analysed, showing that it is the earliest modern human yet found in the region.

At a press conference today (January 31st), the Ministry of Mining and Light Industry gave a report on its performance and productivity over the past year. In 2018, the Ministry contributed a total of MNT 2 trillion and 51.5 billion