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Mongolia

Energy & Commodities

China may seek more coal from Mongolia as Russia’s share shrinks

The majestic Flaming Cliffs are where the first dinosaur eggs were discovered.
BT Luxe
TRAVEL

Memories of Mongolia

Owned entirely by about 1,400 of its employees, Trafigura is relying on continued bumper profits to pay out a wave of retiring top executives.
Companies & Markets

Trafigura facing US$1.1 billion hit in Mongolia after fraud probe: sources

In this pool photograph distributed by the Russian state agency Sputnik, Russia's President Vladimir Putin and Mongolia's President Ukhnaagiin Khurelsukh attend an official welcoming ceremony in Ulaanbaatar on September 3, 2024. (Photo by Vyacheslav PROKOFYEV / POOL / AFP)
International

Putin greeted by Mongolian President despite calls for his arrest

Malaysia’s ringgit at one point saw its best single-day rally since 2015, and outperformed all emerging-market peers on Monday.
Capital Markets & Currencies

The unexpected winners and losers as markets went into meltdown

Dubbed “Eternal Mongolia” it will see a global donor-supported transition fund worth US$71 million combined with a government commitment to spend US$127 million on conservation over a 15-year period.
International

Mongolia signs landmark climate finance deal for its grasslands

Mongolia churns out some of the most coveted circus performers in the world for marquee names including Cirque du Soleil (above) and Ringling Brothers.
International

Mongolians are circus stars all over the world, except at home

(The writer) herding the host family’s cattle to their nighttime pasture before sunset in the Orkhon valley.
Lifestyle
LIFE & CULTURE

On the Eastern Steppe

Minister for Sustainability and the Environment Grace Fu (right) and Mongolia’s Minister for Environment and Tourism Bat-Erdene Bat-Ulzii (left) signing the Memorandum of Understanding between Singapore and Mongolia to enhance cooperation in carbon credits.
ESG

Singapore, Mongolia sign MOU to collaborate on carbon credits

An aerial view of residential buildings in Mongolia's capital Ulaanbaatar. Locals say the construction boom – fuelled by a decade-long mining windfall – is squeezing out room for much-needed public services, from new hospitals to children’s playgrounds.
Property

Mongolia's building boom traps capital residents in concrete jungle

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