Mongolia plans an $800m steel plant near China to strengthen supply security, but faces a familiar trade-off between resilience and competitiveness.

Mongolia is hedging winter energy risks with Chinese power supply, but tariff freezes threaten the grid's financial survival. Here is how price controls fail.

American Technology Week 2026 in Ulaanbaatar brings artificial intelligence with a focus on efficiency, risk, governance, and responsible implementation. Photo by Milad Fakurian on Unsplash Mongolia should add one practical requirement to that agenda by requiring every organization adopting AI to define how its work is verified before action is taken. AI makes it cheap to produce a first answer. A wrong answer can still be expensive to absorb. A polished summary can omit a cr

Mongolia’s supplementary budget may be fiscally neutral today, but higher wages and pensions could lock permanent costs into future budgets.

Mongolia wants to become an AI data centre hub, but weak power grids and limited connectivity may matter more than cold air and cheap energy.

The Bank of Mongolia raised interest rates to 12.5% to signal fiscal restraint ahead of the upcoming Mongolia budget debate.

Mongolia’s $1.7B oil refinery will not likely bring total fuel independence. It trades Russian energy risk for Chinese crude, Indian debt, and coal-backed funding.

As deficit hits 2.1T tugriks, administrative cuts fail to stabilize the Mongolia budget. Discover why fiscal consolidation requires structural spending limits.

Mongolia fuel crisis deepens as latest rationing reveals how price controls, Russian dependency, and rail bottlenecks aggravate shortages.

Mongolia’s Smart Selbe City project tests municipal debt and price controls. Read analysis on Mongolia's urban housing development.