Mongolia has offered to mediate between the United States and North Korea because of its good ties with both countries, and Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton has expressed interest, Mongolian Foreign Minister Sukhbaatar Batbold said.
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Mongolia offers to help U.S. with N. Korea
Posted by Tamir 271 days ago (http://washingtontimes.com)
Ming Holden: Witnessing Mongolia's Election
Posted by hidodorj 281 days ago (http://www.huffingtonpost.com)
Late May proffered its usual hail, rain, snow, and high-80's sunlight in the same day. In the upscale Nayra Cafe, the largely foreign clientele were instructed that Thursday's internet password was "Elbegdorj." Ganbat, the author leading the latest effort at forming a Mongolian Center of International PEN, sported the inked forefinger of a citizen who had voted when I had lunch with him. Neither
Some promising news - The Globe and Mail
Posted by mdigg 281 days ago (http://www.theglobeandmail.com)
Last Sunday, June 24, some 1.1 million Mongolians, or nearly three-quarters of all eligible voters, went to the polling stations. It was the country’s sixth presidential election since the country left the Soviet Union’s orbit and embraced multi-party politics in 1990 and this time around , another milestone was reached: a candidate other than the leader of the Mongolian Peoples’ Revolutionary Pa
US State Department on Mongolian Presidential Election
Posted by Tamir 285 days ago (http://www.state.gov)
Ian Kelly, Department Spokesman of the Office of the Spokesman of the Bureau of Public Affairs issued a press release on May 26, 2009.
"We wish to congratulate the people of Mongolia on their recent presidential election. In a free and peaceful democratic election on Sunday, May 24, Mongolian voters elected Democratic Party candidate Tshahiagiin Elbegdorj.
We applaud the people and governme
"We wish to congratulate the people of Mongolia on their recent presidential election. In a free and peaceful democratic election on Sunday, May 24, Mongolian voters elected Democratic Party candidate Tshahiagiin Elbegdorj.
We applaud the people and governme
Where did voters get information for the presidential campaign?
Posted by mdigg 286 days ago (http://www.mongolia-web.com)
The voters got 25 percent of the Candidates information from TV; 15 percent from papers; 8 percent from private radio and FM; and 13 percent from internet. More interestingly, 16 percent of the information was spread by the rumors.
35.7 percent of the UB residents watched the Presidential Candidates’ Debate.
43 percent of the voters tended to believe the negative information on N.Enhbayar w
35.7 percent of the UB residents watched the Presidential Candidates’ Debate.
43 percent of the voters tended to believe the negative information on N.Enhbayar w
Wiretapping to be discussed
Posted by hidodorj 287 days ago (http://www.asiangypsy.net)
News.mn reports that 4 of the Great Khural standing committees will convene today to discuss the state budget for 2010-2012. What drew my interest and concern was a bit about the Internal Security, Foreign Policy Committee meeting. The committee members will meet to discuss possible changes to the Communications law, which includes legalizing wiretapping of mobile communication for law enforcemen
Mongolians hail opposition win
Posted by hidodorj 287 days ago (http://www.boston.com)
ULAN BATOR, Mongolia - Thousands of Mongolians, from nomadic herders to businessmen, jammed into Ulan Bator's public square yesterday to welcome their newly elected president shortly after the Harvard-educated opposition candidate was declared the winner in a close election.
Asian Gypsy: DP Victory celebration
Posted by mdigg 288 days ago (http://www.asiangypsy.net)
DP supporters gathered at Sukhbaatar square with the party flags yesterday afternoon around 3 to celebrate Ts.Elbegdorj's victory over N.Enkhbayar.
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