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POLITICS4d agoMongolia Eyes a Non-Permanent Seat on the UNSC – in 2048To make good on Khurelsukh’s announcement, Mongolia’s foreign policy will require more than two decades of sustained continuity.The Diplomat

POLITICS4d ago'Trump's eldest son hunted with Russian oligarch in Mongolia'De oudste zoon van de Amerikaanse president Trump, Donald Trump jr., heeft afgelopen zomer in Mongolië gejaagd met een Russische zakenman die nauwe banden heeft met de Russische president Poetin. Dat meldt de Britse krant Financial Times. De oligarch waarover de krant schrijft, is de 43-jarige Oemar Kremljov. Hij kwam eerder dit jaar al in het nieuws, omdat hij een deel van de bruiloftsfestiviteiten van Donald Trump jr. had gefinancierd. Trump jr. en Kremljov waren volgens de krant afgelopen augustus twee dagen samen in Uvs, een provincie in het noordwesten van Mongolië die grenst aan Rusland.NOS Buitenland

POLITICS4d agoDonald Trump Jr. went hunting in Mongolia with a Kremlin-linked Russian businessman who helped bankroll his weddingDonald Trump Jr., 48, the son of U.S. President Donald Trump, traveled to Mongolia in August 2026 to hunt, spending two days there with Umar Kremlev, head of the International Boxing Association and a businessman close to the Kremlin, the Financial Times found.Meduza [en]

POLITICS5d agoInside Trump Jr’s Mongolian hunting trip with a Kremlin-linked oligarchRemote August rendezvous highlights remarkable ties between the US president’s son and a Russian close to Vladimir PutinFinancial Times

POLITICSOct 23Chinese state media takes aim at Japanese firm KDDI over Mongolia wildfireChinese state media has called for a Japanese telecoms firm to apologise to China over a huge wildfire in neighbouring Mongolia, as diplomatic tensions run high between Beijing and Tokyo. The grassland fire broke out on October 8 and burned about 80 per cent of a nature reserve on the Mongolia-China border. According to Japanese media reports, the company, KDDI, has acknowledged that the fire was linked to activities involving its majority-owned subsidiary MobiCom – the largest mobile network...South China Morning Post