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COVID-19 and Cashmere: Rethinking One of Mongolia’s Largest Industries

COVID-19 and Cashmere: Rethinking One of Mongolia’s Largest Industries

By Jacob Hafey
The current stagnation of the market has created a window to ensure that cashmere production can continue without ruining the land.
Mongolia’s Next Election Will Feature New Types of Candidates

Mongolia’s Next Election Will Feature New Types of Candidates

By Bulgan Batdorj and Julian Dierkes
The breadth of Mongolian democracy is widening.

Mongolia: How Nalaikh’s Youth See Democracy

Mongolia: How Nalaikh’s Youth See Democracy

By Claire Casher, Samantha Coronel, Rasmus Dilling-Hansen, and Cassandra Jeffery
A Canadian research team shares their findings from a Mongolia youth engagement study.

Practice Makes Perfect? Mongolia’s COVID-19 Outbreak Drill

Practice Makes Perfect? Mongolia’s COVID-19 Outbreak Drill

By Anandsaikhan Nyamdavaa
Mongolia ran a COVID-19 drill, complete with the lockdown of an entire district, to gauge its readiness for a real outbreak.

Mongolia Finds a Silver Living in the COVID-19 Crisis

Mongolia Finds a Silver Living in the COVID-19 Crisis

By Anandsaikhan Nyamdavaa
Mongolia has yet to be hit hard by the pandemic, but the precautions taken have substantially decreased other incidences of disease.
Mongolia’s Small-Country Strategy for Containing COVID-19

Mongolia’s Small-Country Strategy for Containing COVID-19

By Bolor Lkhaajav
Mongolia’s small population might be an asset in fighting the new pandemic.

Mongolia Suspends Traditional Lunar Near Year Celebrations Due to Coronavirus Concerns

Mongolia Suspends Traditional Lunar Near Year Celebrations Due to Coronavirus Concerns

By Tergel Bold-erdene
Despite the importance of the holiday to the Mongolian people, there is broad support for the government’s decision to suspend celebrations.
Mongolia Braces for Coronavirus Impact

Mongolia Braces for Coronavirus Impact

By Monica Weller
Mongolia has shut its border with China and closed down schools, among other efforts to prevent the virus from spreading into the country.

Drones and Beavers: A Watershed Moment for Mongolia’s Park Rangers 

Drones and Beavers: A Watershed Moment for Mongolia’s Park Rangers 

By Michelle Tolson
Mongolia’s rangers work hard, in sometimes difficult conditions, to protect the country’s natural landscapes and wildlife.

Ulaanbaatar: Growing Strong and Sick

Ulaanbaatar: Growing Strong and Sick

By Nicholas Muller
Pollution and a serious health crisis have accompanied rapid urbanization in Mongolia’s capital

Mongolia’s New Mining Boom

Mongolia’s New Mining Boom

By Nicholas Muller
Climate change and a mining boom are altering the lives and livelihoods of Mongolians.
Can Mongolia Shape the Modern World Once Again?

Can Mongolia Shape the Modern World Once Again?

By Roncevert Ganan Almond
With the U.S. as its partner, Mongolia could make a significant contribution to the region.

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