Mongolian Economy and Finance

I despise Donald Trump. For me, it's not a party line issue.

With the National Green Tribunal (NGT) showing green flag, the World Culture Festival organised by the Art of Living (AOL) Foundation on the Yamuna flood plains is all set to commence from tomorrow, although controversies are still revolving around the three-day mega event.

With terror threat looming large, there has been a heightened level of security preparedness at Yamuna floodplains where the World Culture Festival 2016, being organised by Sri Sri Ravi Shankar’s Art of Living, is due to kick off from 11 March.

Mongolia, if you look at the numbers, has a large percentage of its citizens still living in poverty, but to look at things while in the capital city of Ulaan Baatar, one certainly wouldn’t think so.

In the recent Hobby Lobby ruling where, in words of Huffington Post blogger H.A Goodman, "Religious Freedom" became an official euphemism for imposing religious doctrine ... there has been a backlash.

My favorite game when I was a child was Mummy and Explorer.

By Naomi Kitahara UNFPA representative

What is the weirdest food you've eaten?

July 6 (UB Post) Phantom political parties are wandering around in Mongolia.

By James Watkins Economics student, Harvard University

Ewan McGregor caught the tinkering bug from his grandfathers. One of them, on his father’s side, was a motoring obsessive who passed on his love of old vehicles.

A small, well-educated, and open-to-the-world population living in a democracy with mineral wealth? Mongolia’s potential for development remains terrific.

By Julian Dierkes

Before contracting by 1.6 percent in late 2008, Mongolia’s economy was experiencing an average growth of nine percent annually due to the economic bubble caused by increased mining investment.

Who is the most influential person in Mongolia? For whom exactly does the authority make decisions for?

Journalist Michael Kinsley is the namesake for the Kinsley Gaffe . In a 1988 interview he said: “A gaffe is when a politician tells the truth – some obvious truth he isn’t supposed to say.”

Journalist Michael Kinsley is the namesake for the Kinsley Gaffe. In a 1988 interview he said: “A gaffe is when a politician tells the truth — some obvious truth he isn’t supposed to say.”

"Queer Warriors," Kyle Harris, April 24 Disconnect

It happens to most of us. We envision our daily life in a certain way and while we know we must alter our plans at times, there is a boundary to our expectations.

It is not going to be enough to evaluate the development of our aimags just by looking at the number of strong wrestlers, fast racehorses, senior government officials, and celebrity artists they have produced.