Can Mongolia’s PM Uchral survive executive churn and economic shocks? Unpack the real risks to his government and reform agenda.

Is Mongolia’s recall bill a power grab or just politics? Why the panic over the new law is overblown and what it really means.

On April 3, Prime Minister Nyam-Osoryn Uchral introduced his new cabinet with promises of economic liberation. PM Uchral at the parliament session The cabinet is a carefully engineered truce. Uchral kept experienced ministers in core policy portfolios, including Economy, Mining and Foreign Affairs. But his real masterstroke was absorbing the rival faction. He brought loyalists of former Prime Minister Luvsannamsrain Oyun-Erdene into the fold. Simultaneously, he moved controve

Prime Minister Uchral names his new Mongolian cabinet, focusing on economic liberation, stability, and digital transformation.

The full speech of the new prime minister of Mongolia outlining his policy priorities.

Mongolian Pres. Khurelsukh wants to recall "unethical" MPs. A win for accountability or a tool for party control?

MPP nominates Speaker Uchral as Mongolia's new Prime Minister. His nomination is seen as a move toward political stability and market-oriented reform.

Mongolian Prime Minister Zandanshatar resigns amid the ruling party infighting. Explore the power shift and what it means for Mongolia’s politics and economics.

Mongolia's opposition DP boycotts parliament, demanding Speaker Uchral’s exit. Inside the high-stakes gamble to break the MPP’s power.

Oyun-Erdene’s interview exposes a shift in Mongolia’s power balance. Is the presidency eclipsing parliamentary democracy?