A human rights spot light will be focused on Mongolia in 2010 as the nation will present its first ever Universal Periodic Review (UPR) to the Human Rights Council regarding its human rights situation.
A new era of mining and exploration is dawning in Mongolia which makes this month’s Mongolia Mineral Exploration Roundup – 2010 in Ulaanbaatar a very important forum.
According to Bloomer, Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC), the state-run lender that backed a USUSD1.1 billion Samurai bond issue by the Philippines last month, approached Mongolia to discuss similar sales.
Indian shares climbed to their highest close in more than three weeks on the government proposals to cut the deficit and ease the tax burden on individuals,
Global miner Rio Tinto has agreed to acquire 15 million shares in Ivanhoe Mines Ltd at a subscription price of CdnUSD16.31 per share, boosting its ownership in Ivanhoe Mines by 2.7 per cent to 22.4 per cent.
According to recent developments, CNNC Inc. has commenced its previously announced offer to acquire all of the outstanding common shares of Khan at CUSD0.96 in cash per share under the condition
Anglo-Australian miner Rio Tinto Limited said it will acquire additional 15 million shares, or 2.7 per cent more in Canada’s Ivanhoe Mines Ltd, increasing its stake to 98.6 million shares or 22.4 per cent.
March 2 (Bloomberg) -- Japan Bank for International Cooperation, the state-run lender that backed a 100 billion yen (USD1.1 billion) Samurai bond issue by the Philippines last month, approached Vietnam and Mongolia to discuss similar sales.
Russia is taking a page out of the Canadian playbook by making it clear that they intend to dominate Sochi in 2014. They’re also taking a page out of the Soviet playbook by issuing ominous warnings to their own people.
Dave Garfinkle will show slides of his recent trip to regions around the Black Sea and the Caucasus, including a visit to Istanbul, Turkey, a road trip in Romania and a cruise around the Crimea and up the Dnieper River.
The village of Mцrцn is approximately 6,250 miles from Lawrence in northern Mongolia. Its 40,000 inhabitants are served by an airport with two runways, one of which is paved with gravel.
