Yesterday (29th February), the Mongolian Students’ Federation (MSF) announced that students will have the possibility of working for ASEM. Representatives of the MSF are included in the ASEM preparation team. According to the MSF, students can work as guides, interpreters

Today is “Patriots’ Day”, marking the 95th Anniversary of the establishment of Mongolia’s first political party, namely the Mongolian People’s Party (MPP) – and its close “relative” – the Mongolian People’s Revolutionary Party (MPRP). Since 2011, this day has been

Yesterday (29th February), Prime Minister Ch.Saikhanbileg held a meeting with the Russian Ambassador to Mongolia Mr. Iskander Aziziov. During the meeting, the Ambassador presented an official document confirming that Mongolia no longer has any debts with Russia.

Mr Saikhanbileg said: “According

During the 2012 parliamentary election, the General Electoral Committee set the maximum cost of the election; this time, under the new Electoral Law, the National Audit Authority has been tasked with setting the  identify and announce the maximum cost. Today,

In order to solve the water supply problem for the capital, Ulaanbaatar, a technical and economical feasibility study of the Tuul Water Complex has been undertaken. This detailed study, now completed, states that   USD 370-400 million is required for the

Mr O.Baasankhuu is an MP who has challenged the Prime Minister to appear on a panel show. He has been answering questions:

-Why did you call the Prime Minister to the panel show?

-Since becoming an MP, I have proposed 32 bills,

New statistics released show that the number of fatalities caused by traffic accidents has fallen by 40.7% since 2015. For example, in January 2015, a total of 174 traffic accidents were registered; in January 2016, this number fell to 114.

On 26th February, the Democracy Justice-Mongolian Youth Federation of the Mongolian People’s Revolutionary Party held a peaceful demonstration outside the IAAC (Independent Authority Against Corruption). P.Amar, the general secretary of the Federation, provided the following explanation: “The IAAC is engaged

On Thursday (25th February), a form run by the nation’s TV channels began under the title of “Content Value in Mongolia”.  According to research conducted by “Maxima Media”, the average person living in Ulaanbaatar watches TV for 293 minutes every

Mongolia is rich not only in gold and ores, but also in semi precious stones. There is a ready market for these in China. Among these are the “colored stones” which can be found in Khentii Province in the north