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Mongolia's 2026 Outlook: Resource Policy, Political Risk and Energy Security

  • Amar Adiya
  • 2 days ago
  • 2 min read

Mongolia confronts a pivotal 2026, balancing institutional shifts, evolving resource policies, and a tense political landscape. The nation must weigh resource sovereignty against economic pragmatism amid social and energy vulnerabilities.

Internal divisions within the ruling party have eased, but power now concentrates in a more assertive presidency.

This shift, coupled with greater reliance on courts for elite disputes, risks slowing government decisions and complicating structural reforms as commodity markets tighten.

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