Mongolian Foreign Minister D.Tsogtbaatar held a meeting with Mr. Miroslav Jenča, UN Assistant Secretary-General for Political Affairs on Monday in Ulaanbaatar. The two sides discussed relations between the UN and Mongolia as well as regional issues.

D.Tsogtbaatar explained the importance of

Mongolian MP D.Khayankhyarvaa has just presented a letter for dissolving Cabinet to Speaker of Parliament M.Enkhbold. According to some sources, a total of 27 MPs have signed the letter, however, the actual number is still unknown.

The Mongolian People’s Party (MPP)

A deer, infected by rabies, has attacked a herder family in the Khaliun Soum (rural district) of Mongolia’s Gobi-Altai Province. According to one source, the ‘mad’ deer charged into their yard and storage barn and fought with the family dog.

Veterinarians

National Declaration Day will take place on November 26, during which  the  ‘Citizen of Mongolia’ oath-taking ceremony will be held at the State Palace. In total, 33 representatives from 850 students who have reached the age of 16 years old

India is hosting the AIBA Women’s World Boxing Championship in New Delhi. During the event, Mongolian athlete M.Myagmarjargal will fight against world number one and 2016 Olympic and World Silver medalist Nouchka Mireille Fontijn of the Netherlands in the 75

China has suspended coal imports until the end of 2018 through all its border crossings. Beijing explained that coal imports had already met the country’s demand. This year, China has planned to import coal equivalent to last year’s volume. That

President of Mongolia Kh.Battulga has put a veto on the State Budget Law for 2019 and the accompanying legislation and parliamentary resolutions.

The Law on the State Budget for 2019 was adopted by the Parliament on 2 November and forwarded to

The Seoul Metropolitan Government awarded honourary citizenship to 22 foreigners in recognition of their social, cultural and financial contributions to the city at a ceremony held in the Sejong Center for the Performing Arts on Thursday.

Among the 22 people was

Dramatic temperature changes and extreme weather events in Mongolia have been blamed for the deaths of thousands of livestock in recent years and is believed to be forcing hundreds of families each year to abandon their traditional nomadic farming ways.

Without doubt, the hottest political topic in Mongolia at present is that regarding the Small and Medium Enterprise (SME) Fund, which has been operating under the Ministry of Agriculture and Light Industry. The fund has allegedly been misused to the