Beginning this month, Mongolia will be offering free medical check-ups once a year for its citizens to detect diseases early on, especially cancer. People aged 18-34 can additionally receive tests for sexually transmitted infections and tuberculosis free of charge.

Moreover, people

A foreign citizen was taken into custody in C block of the Golomt apartment complex, which is located near the Western Road Intersection in Ulaanbaatar, earlier today (2 October). According to the General Intelligence Agency of Mongolia, the unnamed foreign

The 58th “Mongolian and Russian Friendship and Cooperation Days – 2018” will open on 5 October. Exciting events will be held in three major Mongolian cities namely, Ulaanbaatar, Darkhan and Erdenet during the two months of celebrating friendship between the

Earlier today, the Gold Forum was held at Blue Sky Hotel. Over 200 delegates from the Ministry of Mining and Heavy Industries, the Central Bank of Mongolia, the Finance Ministry, the General Agency for Specialised Investigation, the General Intelligence Agency

A child helpline centre in Mongolia received over 120,000 calls in September for assistance. In total, 60 percent of all the calls were about reproduction information and advice on child rights. The on-line service team has been working alongside the

Hopes for transit through Mongolia appeared to brighten last month following a meeting of the three countries’ presidents at Russia’s Eastern Economic Forum in Vladivostok. Mongolian President Kh.Battulga took the occasion to repeat his appeal for new oil and gas

The High Court in Malaysia has ruled that evidence from the Sh. Altantuya criminal case, which found two police officers guilty of her murder, cannot be used in the civil case by her family against the government. This means the

Some 60 Mongolian infants have received heart surgery operations free of charge over the past six years through a charity programme funded by Rotary Korea.

The 60 children in need of the critical treatment recovered well after the operations conducted by

Mongolia will send its 8th contingent of military personnel to Afghanistan on a NATO-led mission.

“The 113-member contingent will depart from Ulaanbaatar on Thursday to participate in the NATO-led Resolute Support Mission (RSM),” said Captain B.Enkhjargal, who is public relations officer

Earlier today (1 October), an adorable bear cub wandered into a residential area of the Songinokhairkhan district of the Mongolian capital Ulaanbaatar. The cub, apparently, having  lost its mother, was begging for food and showing no fear of humans. Wildlife