Amnesty International 2009 Report on Human Rights. Mongolia doesn't fare well given the government's ill-handling of the events following the July riots.
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Mongolia | Amnesty International Report 2009
Posted by asiangypsy 1091 days ago (http://thereport.amnesty.org)
Mongolian polls may affect Rio Tinto's $3 billion mine plan | ASX : RIO
Posted by asiangypsy 1095 days ago (http://business.smh.com.au)
...a victory by opposition Democratic Party (DP) candidate Tsakhiagiin Elbegdorj over incumbent Nambariin Enkhbayar of the ruling Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party (MPRP) could set back foreign investors' long-term interests.
"If Elbegdorj wins, that would be a pretty strong signal of probably more complications in policy making over mining, given his track record on anti-foreign and popu
"If Elbegdorj wins, that would be a pretty strong signal of probably more complications in policy making over mining, given his track record on anti-foreign and popu
Mongolia Mining - National Geographic Wild Chronicles [Video]
Posted by asiangypsy 1100 days ago (http://www.youtube.com)
A National Geographic piece on mining in Mongolia and its consequences. Youtube video.
All The Things He Said
Posted by asiangypsy 1105 days ago (http://altanzam.blogspot.com)
The most-covered result of Putin's visit to UB was the uranium treaty proposed by Mongolian PM Bayar. I know this proposed agreement doesn't cover a possible nuclear power plant, but if Russia can build one for Iran, why not build one for Mongolia too?
Cash-strapped Mongolia buys time with loans
Posted by asiangypsy 1113 days ago (http://www.forbes.com)
Nearly $1 billion in foreign loans and grants that are tiding Mongolia through a collapse in mineral prices have eased budgetary pressure and given the government breathing space to negotiate huge mining contacts.
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