Mongolia's Political Crisis Is a Silent Bid for Presidential Power
Mongolia’s ruling party feud deepens as President Khurelsukh quietly maneuvers to expand his power amid a political crisis.
Amar Adiya
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Why Mongolia Needs Practical Gains From Russia
Mongolia seeks stability in Moscow as fuel dependence, sanctions bottlenecks and stalled pipeline talks narrow its energy options.
Amar Adiya
Border Drills Reshape Mongolia's Defense
Mongolia recently joined Russia and China in 'Border Defense 2025,' its first-ever tripartite military exercise along the Manzhouli frontier.
Mongolia Weekly
Alaska Summit Shifts the Playing Field for Mongolia’s Third Neighbor Policy
Mongolia’s delicate diplomacy faces new risks and openings after the Alaska summit, balancing Moscow, Beijing, and the U.S. with careful pragmatism.
Amar Adiya
Economy
Mongolian Parliament Passes the 2026 Budget Amid Promises of Restraint
Mongolia budget 2026 passed with 75.3% support, easing dissolution fears and signaling cautious fiscal restraint.
Mongolia’s Fuel Shortages Reveal a Deeper Energy Crisis
Mongolia’s latest fuel shortages show dependence on Russia and delays in its long-promised oil refinery project.
Inside Mongolia’s Mining Royalty Reform: How a Tax Change Nearly Unseated the Prime Minister
A tax reform over Mongolia’s mining royalties ignited a political storm that nearly toppled Prime Minister Zandanshatar.
Political Turbulence Threatens Mongolia’s Oyu Tolgoi Loan Deal
Political turmoil threatens Mongolia’s Oyu Tolgoi loan renegotiation as leadership struggles to secure better terms before year-end.
Mongolia Rethinks Mining Control
Mongolia mining pivot: PM Zandanshatar shifts from state stakes to royalties to restore investor confidence and attract capital.
The First 100 Days of Zandanomics: How Prime Minister Zandanshatar Is Managing Mongolia’s Economy
Prime Minister Zandanshatar steers Mongolia’s economy in his first 100 days with coal gains, fiscal cuts, and reforms amid rising political tensions.
International Affairs
Why Mongolia Needs Practical Gains From Russia
Mongolia seeks stability in Moscow as fuel dependence, sanctions bottlenecks and stalled pipeline talks narrow its energy options.
Border Drills Reshape Mongolia's Defense
Mongolia recently joined Russia and China in 'Border Defense 2025,' its first-ever tripartite military exercise along the Manzhouli frontier.
Mongolia Eyes Transit Gains as Power of Siberia 2 Moves Forward
Power of Siberia 2 moves forward. Mongolia eyes transit fees and energy gains, but pricing, demand, and politics cloud the deal.
Alaska Summit Shifts the Playing Field for Mongolia’s Third Neighbor Policy
Mongolia’s delicate diplomacy faces new risks and openings after the Alaska summit, balancing Moscow, Beijing, and the U.S. with careful pragmatism.
As the Dalai Lama Succession Looms, Mongolia Faces Its Most Delicate Test Yet
Explore how the Dalai Lama succession impacts Mongolia's delicate balance of religion and politics.
Steppe by Steppe: Mongolia Courts Central Asia for Strategic Leverage
Explore Mongolia and Central Asia's strategic dynamics as Mongolia seeks leverage through new alignments. Discover the geopolitical shift now.
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