The World Jiu-Jitsu Championship competitions began on Tuesday and last for three days in Mongolia. A wide international presence of 500 male and female athletes from 43 countries are competing in various weight categories.

The competitions will conclude on Thursday, with

At the official opening of the World Export Development Forum 2023, hosted in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, Ms. Rabab Fatima, the United Nations Under Secretary General and High Representative for the Least Developed Countries , Landlocked Developing Countries, and Small Island Developing

Between Mongolian fields of green, the Russians built apartment blocks for servicemen in the middle of nowhere, erected statues of Soviet heroes and paved airstrips aimed not at the west or the east, but to the south, towards China.

The Soviet

Indian and Mongolian troops are taking part in the 15th edition of a bilateral military exercise in Ulaanbaatar on 17 -31 July, aimed at exchanging best practices and developing interoperability.

An Indian Army contingent comprising 43 personnel reached Ulaanbaatar on Sunday

WHO Director-General Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus and Kyrgyz’s President Sadyr Japarov along with first lady Aigul Japarova  attended the opening ceremony of the national Naadam Holiday at the national stadium in Ulaanbaatar as guests of honor as part of the state

Pope Francis’ visit to Mongolia between 31 August and 4 September will make him the first pope to visit this Asian nation, which is home to one cardinal and some 1,300 Catholics. The focus of the visit will be encounters

Mongolia has granted two licences for Elon Musk’s SpaceX to operate as an internet service provider using low-orbit satellites. Millions of internet users in Mongolia will be able to access high-speed connection via Starlink, the satellite communications service operated by

Kyrgyzstan’s President, Sadyr Japarov, will embark on a state visit to Mongolia from 9-11 July, upon the invitation of Mongolian President, U.Khurelsukh.

During the visit, President Japarov will hold bilateral meetings with Mongolian president, Prime Minister and the Chairman of the

Petro Matad Limited  shares shot up nearly 60 percent in Thursday’s early deals as the explorer landed a new permit from the authorities in Mongolia.

The company, which for over a decade has sought to unearth oil resources from the Mongolian

Floods inundated parts of the Mongolian capital Ulan Bator after torrential rain damaged a dam at the Selbe River on Wednesday. In traditionally dry Ulaanbaatar this week, heavy rains have inundated rivers, flooding basement apartments and trapping cars.

At least 27 residential