Mongolia

8 June 2010
A Vege-What?

Mongolians like their meat, but a brave few are giving it up. From EurasiaNet.

By Andrew Cullen
 
26 May 2010
Mongolia’s Uneasy Relationship With China Premium

Fast-growing economic ties are contributing to a new interest in things Chinese among Mongolians – and to manifestations of hatred.

By Alicia Campi
 
5 May 2010
Mongolian Activists Say Government Beginning to Listen

Though the Mongolian government shows no signs of bowing to protester pressure, the political elite are making a show of responsiveness to the electorate. From EurasiaNet.

By Andrew Cullen
 
17 February 2010
Slow-Motion Catastrophe

Some Mongolians are in the grips of a humanitarian crisis that will last at least through the winter. From EurasiaNet.

By Andrew Cullen
 
Mongolia_yurt
15 September 2009
Boom Times Ahead for Gobi Village
Mineral riches will bring jobs, development, and huge population rises to parts of the Gobi Desert. From EurasiaNet.
By Joshua Kucera
 
Mongolia Soldier53
31 August 2009
Strategic Juggling Act
Military and diplomatic exercises underline Mongolia's nuanced approach to foreign policy. From EurasiaNet.
By Joshua Kucera
 
9 July 2009
The Spirit Mountain Premium
Legends sacred and sad shroud a volcanic peak on the Mongolian border.
By J. Lee Jacobson
 
19 May 2009
Make Me an Offer
Eyeing Mongolia’s rich uranium deposits, Moscow makes overtures to Ulanbaatar. From EurasiaNet.
By Stephen Blank
 
30 April 2008
Where Nomads Fear to Tread Premium
Climate change is forcing herders to abandon the steppe and head to Ulaanbaatar.
By Stefan Lovgren
 
12 March 2008
Buddhist Revival Premium
Faith is returning to Mongolia after decades of Soviet repression, and with it reconstructed monasteries.
By Stefan Lovgren
 

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