In September 2008, National Geographic TV shot its Wild Chronicles program featuring a group of American and Mongolian environmentalists travelling together to see extent of gold mining in Mongolia. Very well shot TV story highlighting environmental damage caused by unregulated gold mining. After opening up in early 90s, Mongolia had unregulated gold rush. By 2005, gold mining industry started to be regulated under pressure from environmentalists like Munkhbayar Tsetsgee whose interview can be seen from the piece.
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May 24, 2017 Mongolia's economic reform program aims to stabilize the economy, restore confidence, and pave the way to economic recov...
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Russian environmental and scientific circles have repeatedly expressed their concerns about Mongolia’s plans to build three dams at rivers t...
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With Korean men contributing to growth of industry, the damage to Korea’s image has increased South Koreans’ sex tourism to Mongolia rema...
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Mongolian Mining Corp. (975 HK): Mongolia's biggest closely held coking-coal producer said Chief Executive Officer Battsengel Gotov didn...
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The Fifth U.S.-Mongolia Business Forum took place simultaneously with the AG CONNECT Expo yesterday with several dozen delegates from Mongol...
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I recently came across this song sung by Oirad-Mongolian singer Homba. Little is known about Homba. The song is called Sharhdasan setgel (Ша...
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13 Jan 2010 17:26:00 GMT Source: Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) International Nadia McGill Website: http://www.adra.org SILV...
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Speaker D.Demberel ringing the opening bell on January 18 The 20th anniversary of establishment of a capital market and Mongolian Stock E... -
On 22 July 2015, activists from several ethnic minority groups in China sent a letter to the International Olympic Committee (IOC) urgin...
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London Stock Exchange Group ("LSEG") and the Mongolian State Property Committee ("SPC") today announce that they have si...
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