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Sumo Star Returns Home for Recovery PDF Print E-mail

ImageMongolian sumo wrestler yokozuna Asashoryu returned home during the week for a well-earned break, following his success in the March grand sumo tournament.

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First Mongolian art exhibition begins in Seoul PDF Print E-mail

Mongolian art will be on display beginning Friday in South Korea.  April Festival Mongolia Seoul-2008 will exhibit major Mongolian contemporary artists. The show will run from April 17 through 24.

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A Journey in Search of Jinhene PDF Print E-mail

ImageI was once given a book outlining the “top” travel journeys that should be taken in a lifetime. The book failed to list the journey to the Tsaatan (reindeer people), which must be one of the world’s greatest journeys. And I’m glad. Hopefully it will remain as untouched as possible.

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Mongolia issues stamp honoring sumo champion Asashyoro PDF Print E-mail

ImageThe Mongolian Post Company inaugurated today the first in a series of three stamp sets honoring Mongolia’s Grand Champion Sumo wrestler Asashyoro.

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Mongolia together with the Russian Federation to mark the 70th Anniversary of Khalkin Gol Victory in PDF Print E-mail

ImageMr. S.Bayar, the Prime Minister of Mongolia, was on an official visit in Moscow, the Russian Federation in April 10-14, 2008 at Mr. V.A.Zubkov’s invitation, the Prime Minister of the RF.

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Hakuho Becomes Baseballer PDF Print E-mail

ImageMongolia-born Yokozuna Hakuho or known as M.Davaajargal threw out the first pitch on April 1 at the Tokyo Dome prior to the opening game between the Tokyo Giants and Chunichi Dragons as Japanese Baseball’s Central Division kicked off its season.

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Experts say copper prices to remain high for next two years

Market observers believe Mongolian copper prices will remain high for at least the next two years. One of the main reasons given for the continuing high prices are delays to planned mining projects caused by increasing percentages of revenues being funneled off by governments in Mongolia and Africa.