South Korea and China agreed to double-track a key air corridor between Incheon and Mongolia with the aim of greatly reducing flight delays in order to benefit travellers, the government said on Sunday.

The double-tracking will cover the 1,700 kilometers of

Hongkongers are heading to the Gobi Desert in Mongolia armed with new technology, to unearth fossils 100 years after a historic expedition changed the face of palaeontology.

Michael Barth, chairman of The Explorers Club Hong Kong Chapter, said, “The Gobi expedition

Japanese troops will conduct training for security maintenance – a duty made possible by legislation which came into effect in 2016 – during multinational peacekeeping exercises in Mongolia starting 14 June, the Ground Self-Defense Force (GSDF) announced on 31 May.

The

Just one week before the FIBA 3×3 World Cup takes place in the Philippines (June 8-12), a total of 22 World Cup players have competed in the Ulaanbaatar 3×3 Challenger. The event was held in the Mongolian capital on 2-3

Mongolia hosted the Nomad Wrestling Competition at the National Sports Stadium in the capital, Ulaanbaatar on Saturday with the aim of introducing and promoting Mongolian traditional wrestling throughout the world.

A total of 128 wrestlers from Mongolia, China’s Inner Mongolia and

President Battulga underlined the importance of strengthening economic ties and mobilising major joint projects with Germany on Wednesday when he received a member of the German Bundestag; the visiting official, currently in Ulaanbaatar,  is Mr. Manfred Grund, chairman of the

This dramatic footage shows Hull adventurer Karl Bushby being battered by gale-force winds in Mongolia as he continues his mission to walk an unbroken path around the world.

Former paratrooper Karl, 49, from Sutton, is understood to be just a few

Tomorrow, 1 June,  is celebrated around the world as the International Day for Child Protection. In Mongolia, we refer to the day simply as Children’s Day. The roads will be closed on the east and west sides of Sukhbaatar square

Mongolia is hosting the First International Ballet Competition in which 80 children and young people from seven countries are participating. The competition started  in Ulaanbaatar on 30 May under the auspices of the Ministry of Education, Culture, Science and Sports.

The World Health Organisation study has warned that a third of all people in Mongolia die prematurely from smoking.  The bad habit is blamed for many diseases, in particular lung cancer and heart disease. In Mongolia, the mortality rate related