A colourful new facility is improving the lives of working parents and their children at an office in Ulaanbaatar. The ‘Baby Lynx Room’ at Erdenes Tavan-Tolgoi’s (ETT) head office is a dedicated space for young people, named after the endangered

Ursula Brosseder, of Bonn University, says, ‘Together with our partners, the National University of Mongolia and the First Emperor’s Mausoleum Museum, we will work towards capacity building and are excited to work across cultural and linguistic boundaries (Chinese, Mongolian, English) in

The OSCE Representative on Freedom of the Media, Teresa Ribeiro visited Mongolia on 10-13 October 2022, where she discussed a broad range of media-related issues with various stakeholders. In her meetings, the Representative discussed the legal framework for media, the safety

IMF team visited Ulaanbaatar to conduct the 2022 Article IV discussions from September 15 to September 28, 2022. The IMF reported that stronger policy adjustment is urgently needed to address Mongolia’s rising internal and external imbalances.

This entails ensuring much greater

The Gobi Desert is home to Mongolia’s largest coal basins, which are critical to the country’s industrialisation. Impossibly long and desolate stretches of road connect coal mines in the Gobi to China, and thousands of truckers travel along Mongolia’s coal highway ferrying precious carbon loads. One of these

Like most countries, Mongolia is also a victim of climate change and is taking steps to counter this scourge. The country is greening its environment, which seems a peculiarity, given its topography. But it is moving passionately towards creating a

18-year-old S.Nandin will represent Mongolia at “Miss Earth 2022” contest. She is a future environment activist. Supporting ‘billion trees’ national movement initiated by Mongolian President, S.Nandin’s family has planted over 3000 trees within last two years. For example, her family planted 600 spruces

For women in Mongolia, cervical and breast cancers are among the four most common cancers, the other two being liver and stomach cancers. In Mongolia, nearly 300 women lost their lives to the cancer every year- one in every 12

Lately the banking sector has become the focus of attention for Mongolia’s capital markets and IPO-hungry investors.

Earlier this month, State Bank, one of Mongolia’s five systemically important banks, listed 5 percent of its shares, raising MNT 25.4 billion (USD 7.9

At today’s session, Deputy Speaker of Mongolian parliament, T.Ayursaikhan was appointed as a Minister of Labor and Social Protection.  T.Ayursaikhan graduated from Dokuz Eylul University with a bachelor’s degree in economics in 1999. He studied international economics at Seoul National