ollowing recent calls for the resignation of the head of Mongolia’s
leading anti-corruption body, Transparency International urges the
president of Mongolia to stop undermining anti-corruption efforts
nationwide and cease threats to fire the country’s top watchdog.
Formed in 2007, the Independent Authority against Corruption
(IAAC) investigates...
India, Mongolia to enhance bilateral trade, investments
India and Mongolia today discussed economic cooperation in areas such as infrastructure development, energy, services and IT and agreed to explore possibility of launching direct air connectivity between New Delhi and the Mongolian capital Ulaanbaatar.
India and Mongolia today discussed economic cooperation in areas such as infrastructure development,...
Mongolia, Singapore on shortlist of summit hosts
Mongolia and Singapore are on the shortlist of locations for a widely
anticipated summit between U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean
leader Kim Jong-un, a source with knowledge of the decision told the
JoongAng Ilbo on Tuesday.
“European countries such as Switzerland and Sweden were mentioned up
until now, but they have been excluded...
Indian foreign Minister arrives in Mongolia for 1 day visit
Ulaanbaatar [Mongolia], Apr. 24 (ANI): External Affairs Minister (EAM) Sushma Swaraj on Tuesday arrived in Mongolia's capital city Ulaanbaatar, after wrapping -up her China visit.
Swaraj was received by Deputy Foreign Minister of Mongolia B Battsetseg.
This is the first visit of an Indian External...
Mongolian anti-corruption agency arrests 2 ex-PMs amid mine probe
ULAN BATOR, April 11 (Xinhua) -- Mongolian law enforcement officials on Wednesday confirmed the arrest of two former prime ministers as part of an investigation into abuse of power involving a large mining deal.
They have been investigated by the Independent Agency Against Corruption (IAAC), the country's top anti-corruption body, in the large mining...
Mongolia mining corruption probe snares former PM
Saikhanbileg Chimed the highest-ranking official implicated in investigation
By Lucy Hornby in Beijing, China
A Mongolian investigation into allegations of corrupt mining payments has ensnared a former prime minister who has been asked to return from the US to answer prosecutors’ questions.
Saikhanbileg Chimed, prime minister...
