Mongolia corruption

Protesters have been demanding an end to the "coal mafia" in ongoing demonstrations since December 5.

For the second time this year, Mongolians took to the street en masse to show their discontent with the government.

“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.

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

The view from Sukhbaatar Square during a series of mass protests.

The parliamentary speaker has been forced out, the latest twist in Mongolia's long-simmering political scandals.

The public will be watching the Khurelsukh government for its reaction to massive allegations of misuse at the SME Fund.

Mongolia is set for 3 years of cohabitation between President Battulga and an MPP parliament.

A Facebook live video from a whistleblower resurrects a previous bribery scandal.

A wave of protests (and lack of any government response) is challenging Mongolia's political system.