Mongolia has revised its nuclear energy law, paving the way for a $1.7B uranium deal with Orano. New rules impact royalties and ownership.

Mongolia’s 2025 budget reveals political maneuvering, economic vulnerabilities, and systemic flaws. Expanded Parliament offers hope.

Mongolia is shifting gears on uranium, moving from direct stakes to a royalty-based model.

Mongolia’s budget revenue is up 29% in 2024 thanks to coal, but IMF warns of overspending risks.

Ulaanbaatar, the bustling capital of Mongolia, is facing a mounting challenge: crippling traffic congestion. To combat this issue, the city will stop issuing new Ulaanbaatar license plates to newly imported vehicles starting November 8th, 2024. While intended to alleviate gridlock, the decision unveils deeper frustrations about urban planning, public transportation, and government responsiveness.

Mongolia faces a tough winter decision. Can the government balance stability and public sentiment?