A proposed 20-year jet fuel supply deal between Mongolia and Russia’s state-owned Rosneft is drawing sharp criticism and rekindling concerns over strategic dependence. Currently under parliamentary review, the agreement would establish a joint venture to supply around 70,000 tons of jet fuel annually to Chinggis Khaan International Airport—Mongolia’s only major international air hub and a cornerstone of its tourism ambitions.

Explore how coalition politics is reshaping Mongolia’s political landscape in 2025 and beyond.

Mongolia's social media landscape, while reflecting global trends, exhibits distinct local characteristics, particularly concerning politically driven ecosystems and Russian influence. There are allegations that pro-government narratives, disseminated through coordinated networks, often leverage emotionally charged content.