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Armed with explosives, two men are heading to Mongolia's Gobi Desert to find the fabled acid-spitting and lightning-throwing Mongolian death worm.

The worm has never been documented but some Mongolians are convinced it exists. They call it Allghoi Khorkhoi, or "intestine worm" because it resembles a cow's intestine and is about 1.5m long.

The worm apparently jumps out of


In its quest for obtaining fuel for its nuclear power plants, India has been reaching out to every possible country that has some uranium resources and is willing to sell it to New Delhi.

Mongolia has one per cent of the world’s uranium resources.

Civil nuclear cooperation agreement with Mongolia is the sixth that New Delhi has signed since the 45-member Nuclear Suppliers’ Group formalised

Funds raised one quarter at a time in Colorado Springs are helping to protect endangered snow leopards in distant Mongolia.


Under the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo’s Quarters for Conservation program, which is in its second year, a quarter from each admission— or $2.50 from each family membership — goes to wildlife conservation. Visitors receive a token to vote for their favorite program among

- Mongolian parliament uncorks foreign investment bottleneck
- Copper, gold, coal, uranium seen ripe for development
- Third of population likely to remain in poverty for years
- Govt could use revenue to set up budget stabilisation fund


Russian and Mongolian state-owned firms have formed a joint venture to exploit the Dornod uranium deposit, in a setback for a Canadian mining firm licensed to develop the area.


The move comes after Mongolia's legislature in July passed a Nuclear Energy law that gave the state greater ownership over uranium deposits, especially those deemed strategic.


Deep in the Larch Forests of Northern Mongolia lives a tiny tribe of people known as the Dukha. For more than 3,000 years they have survived as nomads, moving camp 10 times a year across the mountains. Their existence is pinned on one animal: the reindeer. But their unique way of life now hangs in the balance.


Russia and Mongolia agreed on Tuesday to launch a uranium mining venture after settling a $150 million debt that will allow the Soviet-era allies to proceed with other projects in infrastructure and farming.


State-owned firms from both countries formed a joint venture to develop the Dornod uranium field in Mongolia's northeast.


The Russian-Mongolian joint venture comes during a

ALTAN BULAG, Mongolia -- Approximately 25 soldiers with the 871st Engineering Company, 411th Engineer Battalion, 9th Mission Support Command, United States Army Reserve, are currently taking part in the Engineering Civic Action Project, a humanitarian assistance exercise at the 50-year-old Altan Bulag Soum School dormitory in the Tuv Province of Mongolia.
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