With these words, the President of Mongolia, Ts. Elbegdorj, characterized Mongolia-Germany relations at the press conference, summing up his business visit to Berlin on March 28 – April 2, 2015. The history of this relationship begins on January 31, 1974, from...

In 1994, the State Great Khural, Mongolia’s supreme organ of government authority, adopted a foreign policy concept emphasizing development of good-neighborly, constructive relations with Russia and China as a priority for the foreign policy of Mongolia. Up to...

After the collapse of the Soviet Union and the victory of the democratic revolution in Mongolia in 1990, Russian-Mongolian relations went through three stages. First, in 1990-1993 there was a period of decline, caused by a set of objective factors...

The People's Republic of China came into being on 1 October, 1949. On 8 October, Mongolia became one of the first countries to recognize the PRC and establish diplomatic relations with it. And...

Japan was one of the first great powers to have accepted the Mongolian People's Republic and establish diplomatic relations with it in February 1972. Since then Japanese-Mongolian relations have undergone several stages...

The United States was one of the first western powers who, even as far back as 1946 and again in the early 1950s, intended to establish diplomatic relations with Mongolia, which at the time was referred to as the Mongolian People’s Republic. However...

Mongolia was the second country after the USSR to recognize the formation of the North Korean state. Naturally, the Mongolian People’s Republic and North Korea, as organic parts “of the socialist community of nations”, developed multilateral...