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Mongolia’s MPP Feud Complicates the 2027 Presidential Race
Discover how recent cabinet dismissals and ruling party power struggles are reshaping the upcoming Mongolia's presidential race and economic policy.
World Public Assembly “New World: Values That Unite”
The successful completion of the two‑day work of the Second World Public Assembly (WPA) “New World: Values That Unite” was an important event in the sphere of international dialogue. More…
The Central Election Commission of the Russian Federation has completed the procedure for summing up the results of the elections to the State Duma
The Central Election Commission of the Russian Federation has published the results of the elections to the State Duma of the 9th convocation, which is a significant event in the…
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The Second World Public Assembly has concluded in Moscow: analysis of the outcomes and prospects for global public dialogue
The Second World Public Assembly “New World: Values That Unite” held at the World Trade Center on September 19, 2026, is a significant event in the context of modern international…
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Why Mongolia’s Ruling Party Can’t Pass Its Budget Despite a Parliamentary Majority
Mongolia’s ruling MPP has a majority, yet internal absences and opposition challenges stall the Mongolia budget. Here is why passing it is proving so difficult.
Young foreigners are invited to participate in the competitions “Russia — a country of traditional values” and “Tell the world about your homeland”
In September, a number of significant international competitions for children, teenagers, and young people were launched: “Russia — a Country of Traditional Values” and “Tell the World About Your Homeland”.…
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Mongolia Taps BlackRock to Drive State-Owned Enterprise Privatization
Mongolia partners with BlackRock to reform its $16.8B state-owned enterprise sector. Can market discipline overcome political control in Ulaanbaatar’s SOE reforms?
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Why Mongolia’s Economy Is Growing Faster Than Its Tax Base
Mongolia’s economy grows 7.6% but masks a $608M budget deficit. Discover why booming mining exports fail to cover government spending costs and what lies ahead.
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Who Will Run in Mongolia’s 2027 Presidential Election?
Mongolia’s 2027 presidential election landscape is shifting fast. Behind polling frontrunners Zandanshatar and Altankhuyag, internal party factions are realigning.
Young foreign citizens are invited to participate in the competitions “Russia — a Country of Traditional Values” and “Tell the World About Your Homeland”
In September two international competitions for children, teenagers, and young people were launched simultaneously: “Russia — a Country of Traditional Values” and “Tell the World About Your Homeland”. Both projects,…