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Mishustin praised the Prime Minister of Mongolia's knowledge of the Russian language

// Alexander Korolkov/RG Mikhail Mishustin held talks with Gombozhavg in Moscow, where he arrived to participate in the Council of Heads of Government of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization. Despite the language barrier, both sides found common ground, as Zandan Shatar is fluent in Russian, having studied at one of the Russian universities. "Mongolia is our strategic partner in the Asia-Pacific region," emphasized Mishustin.

18.11.2025, 12:20

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In Georgia, citizens living abroad will be banned from voting in elections

Illustrative photo Georgia is introducing new rules for citizens living abroad. Now they will be able to participate in parliamentary and municipal elections only on the condition of returning to their homeland. This was stated by the Chairman of the Parliament of Georgia, Shalva Papuashvili, at a special press conference. In his opinion, Georgians outside the country face difficulties in making informed decisions due to their separation from their homeland. Papuashvili also noted that they

18.11.2025, 11:58

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Construction of a Nuclear Power Plant in Mongolia Could Become a Flagship of Partnership with the Russian Federation, — Rosatom

// atommedia.online The construction of a small-capacity nuclear power plant in Mongolia could take a central place in Russian-Mongolian interaction for many years to come. This was stated by Sergey Demin, head of the Rosatom representative office in Mongolia, at the seminar "Nuclear Energy: A Step into the Future," TASS reports. According to Demin, the development of partnership in the field of nuclear energy with Mongolia appears to be very promising and significant. He is

18.11.2025, 11:55

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UN Security Council supports Trump's peace plan for the Gaza Strip

On Monday, November 17, the UN Security Council voted in favor of a resolution supporting Donald Trump's peace plan, which includes a proposal to create international forces to stabilize the situation in the Gaza Strip. Thirteen out of the fifteen Council members supported the proposal, while Russia and China chose to abstain, reports DW. The initiative includes not only the disarmament of the Hamas movement but also the establishment of a transitional Palestinian administration.

18.11.2025, 11:43

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Putin signed a law requiring medical university graduates to work for three years in state institutions.

Illustrative photo According to the new requirements, graduates of medical universities will be obliged to work for up to three years under the supervision of a more experienced doctor in medical institutions participating in the program of state guarantees for free medical care, which mainly includes state organizations. Residents studying on a budget basis will have to sign a targeted training agreement, under which they are required to work for at least three years in their specialty at the

18.11.2025, 11:37

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In Nigeria, armed men attacked a school, killed a teacher, and kidnapped at least 25 female students.

The attack on the school occurred while the police officers on duty engaged in a shootout with the assailants, who then climbed over the fence and forcibly took the girls from the dormitory. During the incident, one school staff member was killed while trying to protect the children, and another was injured and is currently in the hospital. Witnesses reported that the militants began shooting to create panic among the students and staff.

18.11.2025, 11:22

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Famous branded store robbed in Rome

A significant theft occurred at the Louis Vuitton boutique in the Italian capital, Rome, as reported by Kazinform. According to information from the ANSA agency, at least three masked criminals used a vehicle to break through the metal gates and gain access to the store's warehouse.

18.11.2025, 11:22

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Expert: The Nuclear Disarmament System is Experiencing a Deep Crisis

In an interview with the UN News Service, Gauhar Mukhatjanova, a researcher at the UN Institute for Disarmament Research and director of the International Organizations and Non-Proliferation Program at the Vienna Center, emphasized that the multilateral nuclear disarmament system is facing a serious crisis, accompanied by growing distrust among states. In her opinion, the global arms control architecture, which has been developed over many years, is on the verge of collapse. "The situation

18.11.2025, 10:37

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Nikol Pashinyan will visit Kazakhstan on an official visit

The visit will take place on November 20-21 at the invitation of the President of Kazakhstan, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, as stated in the press service's announcement. As part of the official meeting, negotiations are scheduled between the delegations of the two countries, during which the development of mutually beneficial cooperation between Kazakhstan and Armenia will be discussed.

18.11.2025, 10:21

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Mongolia to Propose Three Initiatives at COP17

During the event, the Minister of Environment and Climate Change of Mongolia, Batbaatar Bat, presented a strategy and recommendations for addressing pressing environmental issues such as climate change, biodiversity, and land degradation through coordinated actions. Mongolia announced its intention to put forward three key initiatives at the upcoming Conference of the Parties (COP17). This information was published on the ministry's Facebook page. As Minister Bat noted, at the 17th

18.11.2025, 10:20

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UN Security Council supports Trump's plan for Gaza, Russia and China abstained

As a result of the vote, out of 15 Council members, 13 supported the resolution, while Russia and China, who have veto power, abstained from voting. On his Truth Social page, Trump noted that this "incredible UN Security Council vote" was a significant event and confirmed that he would lead a new "Council for Peace." He emphasized that it would include "the most respected and influential leaders in the world."

18.11.2025, 10:05

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Putin expanded the list of grounds for the dismissal of migrants

Illustrative photo The President of the Russian Federation, Vladimir Putin, has approved a new law that expands opportunities for employers in labor relations with foreign workers. According to the new regulation, employers will be able to terminate contracts with migrants if the established regional limit on jobs is exceeded. This law amends Article 327.6 of the Labor Code of Russia and will come into effect on March 1, 2026. Deputies from the "New People" party proposed this

18.11.2025, 10:02

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FSB of Russia announced a thwarted terrorist attack: media named Sergey Shoigu as the target

According to the publication "Moscow Komsomolets," the official in question turned out to be Sergey Shoigu, who holds the position of Secretary of the Security Council of Russia. Reports indicate that the location for the preparation of the terrorist attack was at the Troyekurovskoye Cemetery in Moscow, where Shoigu was planning to visit the graves of his relatives.

18.11.2025, 09:19

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Mongolia Joins the Conference on Nuclear Disarmament in Latin America and the Caribbean

Anchbayar Nyamdorj expressed his gratitude for the opportunity to participate for the first time as an observer at this important agency meeting. In his speech, he emphasized that the creation of a nuclear-weapon-free zone is crucial for international cooperation, strengthening stability both in the region and on the global stage, as well as for building trustful relations between countries. During the conference, a Memorandum of Understanding was signed between the Ministry of Foreign Affairs

18.11.2025, 09:15

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"Decline". How a once-successful Pakistani airline became a symbol of crisis in the country

The PIA plane at Lahore airport. Photo by Reuters. Pakistan International Airlines, once known as a pioneer in regional aviation, has today become a symbol of a serious institutional crisis in Pakistan. In this context, it is worth noting the publication by Asian News Post. The airline was previously an important player, helping to establish national carriers in other countries in the region; however, it now faces constant flight delays, unpaid salaries, and protests over safety violations—all

18.11.2025, 08:52

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Events in Ukraine and the World. Main News by the Morning of November 18

In the latest reports from foreign news agencies, key events that occurred over the past day in Ukraine and around the world are highlighted against the backdrop of military actions in this country. Here are the main points. Photo: Christophe Ena / EPA / Scanpix / LETA. On Monday, the presidents of Ukraine and France, Volodymyr Zelensky and Emmanuel Macron, signed a declaration of intent that includes the purchase of 100 Rafale fighter jets for Ukraine from the French company Dassault over the

18.11.2025, 08:43

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The Government of Mongolia intends to privatize 10–51% of MIAT shares.

The country's authorities are focused on increasing the efficiency of state enterprises, aiming to minimize competition between the public and private sectors. One of the main tasks of the government is to combat corruption in state structures and ensure transparency in their operations. From 2010 to 2025, 581 contracts out of 586 concluded by the company "Erdenes Tavan Tolgoi" have been disclosed. Currently, efforts are also underway to ensure transparency in five international

18.11.2025, 08:30

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The Prime Minister of Mongolia Arrived in Moscow for the Meeting of SCO Heads of Government

The meeting will take place in Moscow on November 17 and 18, 2025. Prime Minister Zandan Shatar will hold talks with the Chairman of the Government of Russia, Mikhail Mishustin, as well as with the Premier of the State Council of China, Li Qiang. During the meeting, Zandan Shatar Gombojav was welcomed by the Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Ambassador of Mongolia to Russia, Enkh tuvshin Olziisaihan, the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Russia, Mikhail Yuryevich Galuzin, and the Director

18.11.2025, 08:03

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More than 37,000 foreign citizens reside in Mongolia

As of October 31, 2025, there are 37,939 foreign citizens registered in Mongolia from 132 countries, present for official or personal purposes. The largest groups of foreign citizens consist of: 24,626 from the People's Republic of China, 2,720 from the Russian Federation, 1,594 from the Republic of Korea, and 1,004 from the USA, as well as 7,995 citizens from other countries. According to Article 27.4 of the Law of Mongolia "On the Legal Status of Foreign Citizens," the number

18.11.2025, 07:55

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Skier Ariunbat Qualifies for the Winter Olympics for the First Time

Ariunbat Altanzul has become the first Mongolian skier to successfully qualify for the Winter Olympics. According to information from the Mongolian Ski Federation, the athlete met the Olympic qualifying standard during international competitions held at an indoor ski complex in Dubai, UAE. To participate in the "Milan-Cortina 2026" Winter Olympics, athletes needed to achieve an average score no higher than 120 based on the results of their best five runs. Ariunbat scored an average

18.11.2025, 07:09

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US Aircraft Carrier Enters the Caribbean Sea Amid Escalating Tensions with Venezuela

US Navy ships, led by the aircraft carrier USS Gerald R. Ford, recently crossed the Anegada Passage and reached the Caribbean Sea, where the start of a new military operation against drug terrorists was announced. There are about four thousand personnel and numerous tactical aircraft aboard the carrier. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced the operation named Southern Spear, which aims to combat drug terrorists in the Western Hemisphere. The USS Gerald R. Ford is already in the area of

17.11.2025, 22:30

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The special tribunal in Bangladesh sentenced former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to death.

According to information provided by the media, the tribunal is examining events that took place during mass protests and student unrest, which resulted in the deaths of hundreds of people, according to estimates from international organizations. UN reports mention a figure of up to 1,400 victims. In this same case, the tribunal found two other high-ranking officials guilty: Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal, the former Minister of Home Affairs, was also sentenced to death, while Chowdhury Abdullah Al

17.11.2025, 22:00

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Chinese ships entered the waters near the Senkaku Islands amid tensions with Japan

On Sunday, November 16, as reported by DW, Chinese coast guard ships crossed the borders of waters under Japanese control near the disputed Senkaku Islands. These uninhabited lands, administered by Japan, are claimed by China. Chinese authorities confirmed that "patrols" are being conducted in this area, justifying it as a means of protecting the "rights and interests" of their country.

17.11.2025, 21:12

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A bus with pilgrims caught fire in Saudi Arabia. 45 passengers died.

The fire, which resulted from the collision, caused not only deaths but also injuries to passengers. According to local sources, among the deceased were at least 11 women and 10 children. At the same time, the only survivor was one passenger; however, this information may be clarified later.

17.11.2025, 19:48

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In Britain, a hacker was ordered to pay $5.4 million in Bitcoin for hacking celebrity accounts

The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) of the United Kingdom has decided to recover £4.1 million (approximately $5.4 million) in Bitcoin from Joseph O'Connor, a hacker from Britain. This decision is related to his involvement in a major hack of approximately 130 celebrity accounts on Twitter, as reported by local media citing information from the prosecution's press service. According to the agency, O'Connor is required to return 42 Bitcoins and other cryptocurrencies that he

17.11.2025, 19:06

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Japan's Economy Shrinks Due to Trump's Tariff Blow

According to data from the Associated Press (AP), in the third quarter of 2025, the Japanese economy contracted by 1.8 percent. The main factors behind this decline were the tariffs imposed by U.S. President Donald Trump on exports from Japan, as well as a significant drop in private investments in housing construction. From July to September, the volume of shipments to international markets decreased by 4.5 percent year-on-year, while imports fell by 0.1 percent. Investments in housing fell

17.11.2025, 18:16

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100 Rafale aircraft: Zelensky and Macron signed an agreement to strengthen Ukraine's defense capabilities

The presidents of the two countries signed a declaration of intent regarding the procurement of military equipment for Ukraine. Zelensky called this agreement "historic," emphasizing that it is aimed at "significantly strengthening our combat aviation, air defense systems, and other defensive capabilities."

17.11.2025, 17:30

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Trump supported the bill on secondary sanctions against Russia

As Trump noted: “You all know that this was my initiative. Any country doing business with Russia will face the harshest sanctions. Iran may also be subject to these measures,” Reuters reports. The bill on secondary sanctions against Russia, proposed by Senators Lindsey Graham (Republican) and Richard Blumenthal (Democrat), was introduced in the spring of 2025. The document includes a 500% tariff on imports from countries purchasing Russian oil, natural gas, or uranium, and has received

17.11.2025, 16:34

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Former Prime Minister of Bangladesh Sentenced to Death

In Bangladesh, former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has received a death sentence from the International Criminal Tribunal. This decision was made in absentia and is related to charges of crimes against humanity that she committed during the unrest that occurred last year, as reported by Kazinform, citing NDTV. The court found Hasina guilty on three counts, concluding a months-long trial in which she was accused of using brutal measures to suppress student protests. These events led to the

17.11.2025, 16:28

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Former Prime Minister of Bangladesh Sheikh Hasina sentenced to death in absentia

A panel of three judges from the International Tribunal for Crimes, a specialized court in Bangladesh, found Hasina guilty of inciting the murder of protesters carried out by security forces. She is also charged with orders to use firearms, as well as the use of drones and helicopters to suppress protests. Sheikh Hasina denies all charges. Along with her, the former Minister of Home Affairs and the Chief of Police were also convicted, according to information from the BBC.

17.11.2025, 16:24

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In the second round of the presidential elections in Chile, a communist and an ultra-conservative advanced

José Antonio Kast and Janette Jara In the elections in Chile held on November 16, none of the candidates managed to secure the necessary majority of votes to win in the first round. As a result of the voting, the top positions were taken by Janette Jara, representing the Communist Party and a former Minister of Labor, and ultra-conservative José Antonio Kast. Jara, according to Associated Press data, received about 27% of the votes, which was below the expected result, while Kast garnered 24%

17.11.2025, 16:14

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In the capital of the Philippines, hundreds of thousands protest against corruption

In Manila, more than 550,000 people took to the streets to express their protest against corrupt actions related to the construction of flood protection facilities. In particular, those close to President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. are suspected of corruption. According to DW agency, large-scale demonstrations took place on Sunday, November 16, when participants called for accountability for those involved in the embezzlement of budget funds allocated for infrastructure projects aimed at combating

17.11.2025, 15:42

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Presidents of Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan Open Joint Border Trade Zone

Within the new zone, administrative buildings have been organized, including customs, veterinary, and phytosanitary services, as well as trade pavilions, warehouses, parking lots, a medical point, and a hotel. Conditions have been established for providing government services based on the "one-stop-shop" principle, which will allow entrepreneurs and clients to use interactive banking systems. The launch of this project will contribute to strengthening trade and economic ties between

17.11.2025, 15:37

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Switzerland gifted Trump a kilogram of gold and a Rolex watch

Switzerland was able to significantly reduce import duties in the U.S. after presenting luxurious gifts to Donald Trump. This was reported by the Axios portal. According to the publication, a delegation of Swiss businessmen was sent to Washington, who gifted the president a gold bar weighing one kilogram and a Rolex watch. The bar was engraved with the numbers "45" and "47," symbolizing Trump's two terms as president.

17.11.2025, 15:18

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Rain, snow, and icy conditions are expected in Kazakhstan

In the southwestern part of the country, as well as in the eastern regions, no precipitation is expected on November 19-20. Additionally, forecasters warn of possible wind intensification and foggy conditions throughout the republic. Temperature readings will remain at the same level; however, in eastern Kazakhstan, nighttime temperatures may drop to -6 to -23 degrees, while daytime temperatures are expected to be +2 to +10 degrees.

17.11.2025, 14:56

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In South Korea, a man killed his girlfriend and pretended to be her for almost a year.

According to information provided by the South China Morning Post, a 40-year-old resident of South Korea confessed to murdering his girlfriend, whom he strangled after an argument that arose from her criticisms of his financial decisions. After that, the man hid his victim's body in a kimchi refrigerator and continued to communicate with her family, pretending to be her for almost 12 months.

17.11.2025, 14:18

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The Pentagon announced a strike on another ship in the Pacific Ocean

According to information provided by the U.S. Armed Forces Joint Command via the social network X, the strike was carried out on the orders of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, who identified the vessel as belonging to a terrorist organization. As reported by Reuters, the operation took place in international waters. Since the beginning of September, an estimated 21 vessels have already been sunk, resulting in the deaths of more than 80 people. On November 14, Pete Hegseth announced the launch

17.11.2025, 14:04

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34 Illegal Migrants Rescued Off the Coast of Izmir

In the Seferihisar district, located in Izmir province, the Turkish coast guard conducted a rescue operation for 34 illegal migrants, as reported by the Kazinform agency, citing Anadolu Ajansi. According to information posted on the official website of the Coast Guard Command, the migrants were on an inflatable boat that drifted into open sea due to engine failure.

17.11.2025, 12:50

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Mongolia Chairs the International Year of Rangelands and Pastoralists 2026 by the UN

The meeting of the Steering Committee took place on November 13, 2025, at the headquarters of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) in Rome, Italy. Under the leadership of Naranthungalag Tserendorj, Ambassador and Permanent Representative of Mongolia to the FAO, participants discussed the importance of maintaining healthy grazing ecosystems to ensure the livelihoods of pastoralists, as well as to support inclusive economic growth and enhance environmental

17.11.2025, 12:37

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Special exercises of the CSTO will be held in Belarus

According to Starkov, this exercise will continue the practice of joint response to biological threats in the interests of the collective peacekeeping forces of the CSTO. He noted this in an interview with the Ministry of Defense's television company "VoenTV". Starkov also reminded about the "Barrier-2025" exercise, which took place at the Fakhrobod training ground in Tajikistan in 2025, where a unit from the eighth brigade of the radiation, chemical, and biological

17.11.2025, 12:25

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The construction of the Baghahangai—Khunnu City railway will help reduce congestion in the capital.

The implementation of this project will also result in Ulaanbaatar no longer allowing the transportation of hazardous and imported goods through its territory, except for passenger, transit, and fuel transport. As reported by the governor of the capital, the new Class III railway will have a length of 102.5 km and a track gauge of 1520 mm. The project includes the construction of three stations, four passing loops, and a bridge 2.5 km long. The construction process will be divided into two

17.11.2025, 12:09

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In the USA, the first death from a meat allergy caused by a tick bite has been registered

// Illustrative photo The death of a 47-year-old airline pilot, which occurred in the summer of 2024, was the result of an allergic reaction to mammalian meat. The first signs of allergy appeared in the man after he spent a day outdoors and had a beef steak for dinner. That night, he felt unwell, accompanied by vomiting and diarrhea. In the morning, his condition improved, and he did not seek medical help. Two weeks later, while at home in New Jersey, the man ate a hamburger and again

17.11.2025, 12:09

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Harmful Air in Tashkent Will Persist for Several Days, - Uzhydromet

According to the agency's information, sharp temperature changes contributed to the formation of a temperature inversion, as a result of which harmful particles remain at ground level, not rising into the atmosphere, which in turn leads to increased pollution. On Sunday, November 16, the air in the capital became significantly more polluted. By 8:00 PM, the concentration of PM10 reached 373 µg/m³, exceeding the norm of 300 µg/m³. The level of PM2.5 increased to 202 µg/m³, which is more

17.11.2025, 12:08

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The United Kingdom plans to introduce a 20-year waiting period for asylum seekers who arrive in the country illegally to apply for permanent residency.

The introduction of such a period applies to individuals who arrived in the UK illegally — for example, on small boats or in trucks, as well as those who applied for asylum after their visa expired. However, for "qualified refugees," there are mitigating conditions that allow for the reduction of the 20-year period through participation in certain types of work or study. Individuals who legally arrive in the UK through special refugee resettlement programs will be able to obtain

17.11.2025, 12:08

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The income of the Social Insurance Fund increased by 15.9% in the first nine months

According to the Main Department of Social Insurance of Mongolia, the income of the Social Insurance Fund for the first nine months of this year reached ₮4.85 trillion, which is 15.9% or ₮666.4 billion more than in the same period of 2024. The National Statistical Office of Mongolia noted that the main factor for growth was the increased revenue from the Pension Insurance Fund, which grew by 14.2% (₮515.7 billion), as well as the income from the Benefit Insurance Fund, which increased by 24.4%

17.11.2025, 12:08

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EBRD provided a $20 million loan to support Mongolia's rural agribusiness

This loan will allow Khan Bank to increase lending volumes for rural agricultural enterprises, as well as enhance climate risk management and promote "green" investments among small local companies. It is planned that at least 15% of the allocated funds will be directed towards supporting projects that contribute to environmental sustainability and climate change adaptation for local farmers. This is the first loan provided by the EBRD in Mongolia and Central Asia specifically

17.11.2025, 12:01

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ILO supports the government in simplifying administrative processes for MSMEs in Mongolia

As of today, small and medium enterprises account for almost 70% of the total number of employed individuals in Mongolia. However, they face significant challenges in accessing government services due to prolonged procedures. In this regard, on October 28, 2025, the ILO, in cooperation with the relevant ministries, held a seminar aimed at accelerating the registration and licensing process for SMEs. During the seminar, issues related to improving access to information, optimizing registration

17.11.2025, 11:55

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In Saudi Arabia, more than 40 pilgrims from India died in a traffic accident

As a result of a serious car accident in Saudi Arabia, at least 42 pilgrims who arrived from the Indian state of Telangana have died. According to information provided by India Today and the TASS news agency, the incident occurred early in the morning on November 17. A bus traveling from Mecca to Medina collided with a diesel tanker, and the impact was so powerful that many passengers died on the spot, while several others sustained serious injuries. Emergency services arrived at the scene to

17.11.2025, 11:49