Bear attack kills one in Bayanzurkh as Mongolia records 754 related reports
A brown bear entered a home in Bayanzurkh District, killing a man and seriously injuring a woman. Bear-related calls and reports have increased nationwide.
Mongolia, FIFA to work on national football stadium with up to 25,000 seats
The Government of Mongolia, FIFA and the Mongolian Football Federation have signed a memorandum of understanding to develop an international-standard football stadium in Yarmag with capacity for up to 25,000 spectators.
Aichi-Nagoya 2026: Mongolia finishes Asian Games with one gold, one silver and 13 bronze medals
Mongolia won one gold, one silver and 13 bronze medals at the 20th Asian Summer Games. Judo produced seven medals, while Greco-Roman wrestling returned to the podium for the first time in 52 years.
ADB approves $225 million project to upgrade hospitals in 19 provinces and health centres in 11 soums
The Asian Development Bank has approved a $225 million loan project to expand access to healthcare in rural Mongolia and upgrade hospitals in 19 provinces.
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Mongolia Bill Would Bar the State From Competing With Private Business
A bill before Mongolia's parliament would bar the state from competing with private business and require court warrants to freeze company assets.
Mongolia Targets 53.4% Clean Energy by 2050 as Demand Is Forecast to Grow Fivefold
Mongolia aims to increase its clean energy share from 7.2% to 53.4% by 2050, eliminating electricity imports and addressing grid, storage, and financial challenges.
Mongolia's Sixth Desertification Assessment Puts 81.9% of Territory Affected, Up Five Points Since 2021
Mongolia's sixth national assessment finds 81.9% of territory affected by desertification, up five points since 2021, though severely degraded land fell 16.2%.
Mongolia's Khurelsukh Met Both Xi and Putin in Bishkek as SCO Grants Partner Status
Mongolia's President Khurelsukh engaged in strategic diplomacy at the SCO Summit, meeting with leaders from China and Russia to strengthen bilateral ties and secure Mongolia's partner status in the organisation.
Mongolia Pitches Itself as a Data Centre Location at COP17, Citing Cold Winters and a 'Data Embassy' Law
Mongolia used a UN conference on land degradation to promote data centre investments, offering low energy costs, cooling benefits, and data sovereignty to attract international investors.
COP17 Closes in Ulaanbaatar Without a Global Drought Agreement, Deferred to 2028
Mongolia won recognition for rangelands and pastoralists at the summit it hosted. The one decision negotiators had carried over from Riyadh was carried over again.
Mongolia to Receive SCO Partner State Status as Putin Cites 18% Trade Growth
Mongolia will receive SCO partner state status, Putin told President Khurelsukh in Bishkek, citing 18% growth in bilateral trade in the first half of 2026.
Mongolia's Economy Grew 7.8% and Its Inflation Hit 12%. The IMF Says the Underlying Momentum Is Subdued.
Mongolia's economy is shifting from coal to copper exports, experiencing strong growth but facing rising inflation due to surging meat and energy prices, with significant dependency on China and Russia.
