At the end of June 2018, the Mongolian Labour and Social Welfare Services Agencies had registered 37.5 thousand job seekers, of whom 25.8 thousand or 68.8% were unemployed and the remaining 11.7 thousand or 31.2% were employed but looking for

Heavy downpours have been hitting Mongolia since the beginning of July, triggering massive flooding in some areas. Unfortunately, a linear accelerator radiotherapy machine – LINAC for short – which is used for treating cancer patients, was ruined when flood water

The Annual Sand Festival takes place in the third week of July at the Lake Ereen tourist camp in the Gobi-Altai province, Mongolia.

Surrounded by golden sand dunes, Lake Ereen is a beautiful spot located in the Jargalan soum of Gobi-Altai

A cyclist from Inverness is a quarter of the way around the world in her bid to set a new world record for solo navigation of the globe in 110 days.

She had covered 5,126 miles (8,249 km) by the time

A coffee shop run by visually impaired people opened Friday in the building of Mongolia’s Ministry of Labor and Social Protection here. ‘Cafe more’ is the first such coffee shop in Mongolia.

The shop, sponsored by South Korea’s humanitarian organization Siloam

U.Khurelsukh, Prime Minister of Mongolia, has instructed the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) and the Police Department to do everything possible to help flood-affected people in the western province of Bayan-Ulgii, and to enhance disaster prevention capabilities.

The Prime Minister gave

UK Foreign Office Minister of State for Asia and the Pacific, Mark Field is on his first official visit to Mongolia.

Mark Field will meet the Foreign Minister, Environment Minister, Finance Minister and Mining Minister to hold discussions on a range

As China has been forcefully interfering in the business practices of other countries and trying to enshrine its new form of oppression over Taiwan into an acceptable international norm, Washington Post released a letter to its editor on 1 August

A cyclist from Inverness is a quarter of the way around the world in her bid to set a new world record for solo navigation of the globe in 110 days.

She had covered 5,126 miles (8,249 km) by the time

A coffee shop run by visually impaired people opened Friday in the building of Mongolia’s Ministry of Labor and Social Protection here. ‘Cafe more’ is the first such coffee shop in Mongolia.

The shop, sponsored by South Korea’s humanitarian organization Siloam