President  Kh.Battulga received Hakuho Davaajargal, grand champion of Japanese sumo with his parents at Government House on 25th of July. His father J.Munkhbat, a state-honoured athlete and Olympic silver medalist, is well known as a Mongolian traditional wrestling champion.

The International Consortium of Investigative Journalists has disclosed that 49 Mongolian nationals hold offshore bank accounts.

The EU to open its 140th Delegation, following the decision of the High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy and Vice-President of the European Commission,  Federica Mogherini on Monday. The decision by Ms. Mogherini follows the agreement of the Commission and the Council of the European Union and will be implemented in the course of 2017.

Large hailstones wreaked havoc in Khutag-Undur soum of Bulgan province  yesterday evening (24th of July).

Mongolian mountaineer G.Usukhbayar has begun his ascent of K2, the second highest mountain in the world. Rising steeply above the Karakoram Range along the Pakistan-China border and battered by atrocious weather, this pyramid-shaped mountain has always been the ultimate challenge for the world’s best mountaineers—and the graveyard of many of their ambitions.

As part of Friendly Ulaanbaatar Programme, the annual religious festival “Danshig Naadam – Khuree Tsam” takes place at Khui Doloon Khudag to the west of the Mongolian capital.

Mongolia will host the 31st Asia Pacific Regional Scout Jamboree or tent summit at the Nairamdal International Children’s Camp from 27th of July to 2nd of August.

First Deputy Chief Executive Officer discusses DBM issues, policy and aims.

During the Government’s inspection ofthe Development Bank of Mongolia, an MNT 1.3 trillion discrepancy was noticed and the bank was on verge of bankruptcy, losing both governance and financial independence.

The number of livestock in Mongolia reached a record over 80 million animals in 2017.

China’s coal imports rose in June from Mongolia and Russia as utilities and steel mills sought out more cheap raw material even as the government tried to curb purchases of foreign fuel.