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Training makes for better mining(0)
A delegation from a Mongolian mine training centre will tour Xstrata”s Rolleston mine as part of a fact-finding mission on how Queensland trains its mining industry workers.The visit by the 12-member contingent follows the signing of an agreement between the Institute and Millennium Challenge Account Mongolia to assist the Gobisumber Vocational Training Centre in mining |
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Tax revenue from Mongolia’s mining: US$330 per Mongolian(0)
May 10 (EITI) With a population of 2.8 million people, Mongolia collected US$330 per person from its oil and mining resources, shows the country’s 2010 EITI report that was released on Tuesday 8 May.The report released by Prime Minister Mr Batbold reveals that the government of Mongolia collected a total of US$913,8 million in taxes |
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Three National Guardsmen instructing mine safety in Mongolia(0)
CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Mine safety is the top priority of three West Virginia Army National Guardsmen who are in Mongolia to share their knowledge of mining with coal mining officials in the Mongolian government.First Lt. Joshua Poling of Morgantown, 1st Lt. John Sinsel of Grafton and Staff Sgt. Tommy Wolford of South Williamson, Ky., are |
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Former Mongolian President Nambar Enkhbayar is bailed(0)
Former Mongolian President Nambar Enkhbayar has been freed on bail a month after he was jailed on accusations of corruption, his family and activists say.He had been on hunger strike to protest his innocence, and is now being treated in hospital. Mr Enkhbayar had been planning to stand in parliamentary elections next month as the |
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Mongolia Faces Questions Over Commitment to Democracy(0)
Mongolian President Tsakhia Elbegdorj, responding to international concerns over the jailing of his predecessor, said he has no right to interfere in corruption probes.But in a statement he called for “humane” and “transparent” treatment for Enkhbayar Nambar, who has been jailed for almost a month on allegations he illegally profited while in office. Mr. Enkhbayar |
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Mongolia: shuffling against the shoulders of giants(0)
The National Bureau of Asian Research (NBR), a leading source of research on Asia in USA, has conducted an interview with an expert on Mongolian and other Asian economies’ foreign relations, Alan Wachman. The below interview reveals a keen mind and some insightful observations: Allen Wagner is an intern at NBR. A recent graduate of |
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Macedonia Caught in Rendition Trial, EU and Ukraine Still at Odds(0)
The European Court of Human Rights has begun hearing a case against Macedonia over the alleged rendition of a German citizen that took place in the aftermath of the 11 September terrorist attacks, theAssociated Press reports. Khaled El-Masri, a car salesman of Lebanese descent, has said he was kidnapped while in Macedonia in 2003 before |
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North Korean women sold into ‘slavery’ in China(0)
Kim Eun-sun is a woman from North Korea who fled her native country and went to China after paying a woman to help her get into the country, only to discover that she was sold off. Kim Eun-sun is like thousands of women who fled North Korea and made it into China. Eun-sun paid a |
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CNN in town reporting live for the docu ‘Eye on the Philippines’ this whole week(0)
“The Philippines is a very digital nation,” said Hong Kong-based CNN anchor and correspondent Anna Coren during a recent interview at the Shangri-La Makati.She elaborated on ways that the network continues to stay competitive and accessible via a variety of platforms, and how Filipinos can get the latest news from the media outlet. “People here |
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Eurasia: Mongolia’s GDP Accelerates 16.7% in 1Q2012(0)
Accelerating economy. In 1Q2012, the Mongolian economy had its best first quarter in a decade. The economy registered an outstanding |
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Mongolia’s Challenges Need Careful Consideration(0)
Mongolia has a potentially great future ahead of it. I am sure you have all heard that before. During a |
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Macroeconomic indicators by April(0)
GDP by production approach reached 2277.4 bln.tog at current price, 980.2 bln.tog at 2005 constant price in the first quarter |
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Is there quality in the quantity?(0)
These days, it is said that Mongolia is the fastest growing economy with a GDP growth of 17.3%. There is |
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Looking to Frontier Markets for Next Big Thing in Investing(0)
The difficulty with investing in the next big thing is that it is often not recognized as that until after |
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ABOUT ECONOMIC GROWTH FORECAST(0)
Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia /MONTSAME/ The economic growth of Mongolia is foreseen to reach 15.2 per cent by the next year thanks |
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Ivanhoe Energy reports 2011 financial results(0)
CALGARY, March 15, 2012 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ — Year of exploration sets the stage for progress in 2012. Note: All |
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Denison Mines widens loss during fourth-quarter, reports lower revenues(0)
TORONTO – Uranium company Denison Mines Ltd. has reported a much wider net loss during the fourth quarter compared to |
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Ivanhoe Mines ‘Encouraged’ by Asset-Sale Talks Progress(0)
Ivanhoe Mines Ltd. (IVN), owner of the $6 billion Oyu Tolgoi copper and gold project in Mongolia, said it’s “highly |
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S.Ariunaa: Products Exported From Ulaanbaatar Reek of Smoke and Pollution(0)
An interview with the fashion designer S.Ariunaa, known as Aiunaa Suri by her friends and in the fashion world, who |
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Kh.Temuujin: I fear that N.Enkhbayar may come to harm(0)
The following is an interview with MP and lawyer Kh.Temuujin, about the current issues surrounding N.Enkhbayar, by a correspondent of |
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UNRESOLVED PRE-ELECTION ISSUES COULD FORESHADOW POST-ELECTION PROBLEMS(0)
THE LAW OF PROVINCIAL ELECTIONS HAS BEEN DELAYED AGAIN BECAUSE THE PARTY GROUPS IN THE PARLIAMENT COULD NOT COME TO |
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