Mongolia

“Fighting corruption is more about eliminating the conditions that create corruption than about corrupt officials,” says the director-general of Mongolia’s Independent Authority Against Corruption.

The achievement is part of a long trek toward gender equality in Mongolia's foreign policy.

The U.N. has set a goal of full gender parity in peacekeeping operations. The experience of Mongolian women shows both the progress made and the serious challenges that remain.

The singularity of the Mongolian revolutionary process deserves to be underlined. 

Mongolia's strong vaccination and booster rates helped it overcome a spike in cases. Now the country is looking ahead to a post-pandemic recovery.

The past, present, and future of a close and complex relationship.

Coal-based economies like Mongolia will need a rewiring of climate finance to make a transition to clean energy possible.

Mongolia’s engagement with the U.N. is a microcosm of its foreign policy post-independence.

Both as a reflection of Mongolia’s historical narrative and as a celebration of its cultural identity, the festival badly needs reform.

As China grapples with an energy shortage, it is increasingly looking to source coal from its northern neighbors.

Shipping delays at major Chinese ports are snarling Mongolian imports from third party countries, and costing Mongolian businesses.

Any mention of Mongolia's candidacy was notably absent from President Khurelsukh’s U.N. speech. Does that pave the way for Japan to win a nonpermanent seat in the U.N. Security Council?