Mongolia

Mongolia was the first observer state in the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, and it has been content to remain there even as other countries upgrade to member status.

Australia and Mongolia established ties in 1972, but their relationship began to pick up steam much more recently.

The quick Cabinet reshuffle is intended to strengthen PM Oyun-Erdene’s position and give him legislative support to push his liberalization and privatization agenda forward.

Critics say the Erdeneburen hydroelectric power plant, which will be Mongolia’s largest, risks devastating crucial wetlands.

Antonio Guterres' participation in a tree-planting ceremony was a high-profile boost for the Mongolian government's One Billion Trees campaign.

Bolor Ganbold was once Mongolia's first female cadet; now she is the country's first female general. She speaks about her journey and the role of women in Mongolia's military.

The war reminded Mongolians that they now have no choice but to prepare for all eventualities, because no other country will step in to save them.

The assassination of the former prime minister was a shock to Mongolia, given his immense contributions in bolstering the bilateral relationship.

Mongolia’s traditional nomadic culture is vanishing in many ways, but it is preserved and passed down through wrestling.

Ukraine and Russia's rejection of Western criticism were major themes of Lavrov's public comments.

Mongolia hosted a conference dedicated to the role of women in peacekeeping operations.

There are serious issue with Mongolia's political system. Will the current proposals for constitutional amendment address those problems?