A total of 44 Mongolian children have been hospitalised on suspicion of food poisoning at a kindergarten in Shiveegobi Soum in Gobisumber Province. According to Ts.Erdenebat, director of the local Citizen’s Representative Council, the children were taken to hospital on

Mongolian delegates led by B.Batzorig, Minister of Food, Agriculture and Light Industry attended the forum ‘Partnering and Investing for a peste des petits ruminants-free world’ organized by the UNFAO, the OIE and the European Commission, and spoke about about Mongolian

Monday was the Mongolia’s Day for Remembering the Victims of Political Repression. On behalf of the government of Mongolia, President Kh.Battulga has extended apologies to thevictims of  political repression and their families, friends and relatives.

President Kh.Battulga, Chairman of the State

Millions of volunteers in 150 countries in mid- September unite to clean up the world in a single day. Ulaanbaatar, the capital city of Mongolia is joining the campaign on Saturday for first time. Cleanup Day is co-organized by Ulaanbaatar

There are 16 thousand visually impaired people living in Mongolia, no more than five percent of whom have jobs. This is considerably less  than in developed countries where an average of 30 percent are employed.

There are just a few jobs

Mongolia has annually been observing a day of remembrance on 10 September for the country’s victims of political persecution since 1996.

According to the Central Intelligence Agency of Mongolia, more than 31 thousand people were reportedly repressed politically: over 10 thousand

For over a year-and-a-half the appointment of Mongolian ambassadors to several foreign nations has been pending. On Thursday, the newly-assigned Ambassador of Mongolia to Sweden O.Enkhtsetseg, the Ambassador of Mongolia to Canada Ya.Ariunbold, and the Ambassador of Mongolia to the

Facebook is the most popular social network among Mongolians. According to data by the Mongolian government, there are more than 1.5 million Facebook users in the country with a population of some three million. However, the number of online crimes

Ownership of Wrestling Palace has been disputed since the Mongolian National Wrestling Union was divided into two opposing camps. On Friday, Kh.Battulga, President of Mongolia presented an official letter to Prime Minister U.Khurelsukh to nationalize the Wrestling Palace.

However, the Mongolian

The Central Bank of Mongolia (Mongol Bank) said on Friday that it had purchased 12.2 tonnes of gold from legal entities and individuals in the first eight months of this year, including 2.8 tonnes in August. The bank is aiming