Mongolia democracy

A constitutional and legislative crisis resulted in a hunger strike ahead of the June presidential election.

Popular presidential elections can serve to increase fragmentation, weaken political parties, and promote polarization, putting democracy at risk. 

30 years after a youth-led revolution overturned Soviet rule, young Mongols are again at the forefront of change in the country.

A Canadian research team shares their findings from a Mongolia youth engagement study.

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.

Over the past 30 years, Mongolia and the US have expanded ties from the cultural to the military spheres.

Independent observers called the election orderly and competitive, but tainted by last-minute electoral legislation.