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After zooming to the future with "Star Trek," the Tech Museum of Innovation's newest large-scale exhibition is going all the way back to the 13th century.

"Genghis Khan: The Exhibition," which opens May 22 at the downtown San Jose museum, will feature more than 200 artifacts from the reign of the Mongolian w

The Russian radio broadcaster "Voice of Russia" reported that "Russia has sent the first 6 thousand tons of grain in humanitarian aid to Mongolia. All in all, Mongolia is to receive 56.8 thousand tons of barley and wheat by mid-June. The relief supplies come in the wake of severe snowstorms which hit Mongolia in March, burying pastures under snow and killing a lot of cattle"

Three intrepid Queenstowners have signed up for one of the world’s toughest road trips.

Siblings Carmen and Marc Doran and pal Brent Clements are soon to embark on the dangerous Mongol Rally – an internationally-renowned fundraising event that’ll take them across 22 countries in six weeks.

Starting from Goodwood, south of London, they’l

A NEWPORT man will drive 10,000 miles in a 1.1 litre car as part of a fundraising rally to Mongolia.

Huw Jones, 40, of Cefn Road, Rogerstone, will spend around six weeks driving an old Peugeot 106 across the Middle East as part of a rally organised by The League of Adventurists.

Mr Jones will be joined by friend James Belbin, 37, from London

The Mongolian President, Elbegdorj Tsakhia, ordered all new mining permits and tranfers to be halted in Mongolia until a new law can be passed to prevent attempts to “exert pressure on and influence our sovereign policies.”

The President issued the decree on 23rd April 2010 and criticised the culture of unlawfulness which dogs the mining industry in Mongolia

VALDERRAMA, Antique, Philippines – Kenneth San Andres, the country’s top rider, likes his chances while Khaliunbold Erdinbileg, the top gun from Mongolia, tried to downplay his.

The first Gov. Evelio Javier International Motocross Championship that fires off today, put up by Valderrama Mayor Joyce Roquero and sponsored by the PCSO, serves as the third leg o

TORONTO (miningweekly.com) – Laramide Resources, which owns about 13,2% of TSX-listed Khan Resources, has requisitioned a special meeting of the uranium junior's board, it said on Thursday.

The purpose of the meeting will be to introduce new directors to the firm's existing board, “to facilitate the best shareholder outcome if the existing takeover offer

ULAN BATOR, April 21 (Xinhua)-- About 10,000 education and health workers demonstrated Wednesday to demand that the government increase their pensions and minimum rate of pay.

"We will fight resolutely and we will win. If government does not fulfill our demand by April 23, we will go on strike," B.Ganbaatar, head of the Mongolian Labor Union (MLU), said at t