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NZ men get sick or injured more and die sooner than women – a targeted health policy is long overdue

Successive New Zealand governments have failed to develop a policy or strategy focused on men’s health, falling behind countries like Mongolia, Australia, Ireland, Iran, Malaysia, South Africa, Brazil and the state of Quebec.

The Conversation

Kiren Rijiju-led team to carry Buddha relics to Mongolia

The sacred relics will be taken to Mongolia by Union Law Minister Kiren Rijiju in a special casket and will be on display at a monastery for 11 days

The Hindu

Mongolia under pressure to align with Russia and China

Landlocked state is pursuing neutrality despite neighbours’ efforts to create triangle of anti-western cooperation

The Guardian - UK

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Pope names 21 new cardinals, from India, Mongolia, elsewhere

Pope Francis has announced he will elevate 21 churchmen to the rank of cardinal rank in a ceremony at the Vatican in late August

The Independent UK

Got Milk: Bronze Age Population Soared Thanks To Livestock

Livestock and dairying were the key to the population boom and early symbols of civilization on the Eurasian Steppe during the Bronze Age, according to new research.

Zenger

ITV Britain's Got Talent under fire as fans spot 'famous' contestant

Viewers weren't very happy to find that Tulga, from Mongolia, travelled from the US to appear in this season's of Britain's Got Talent - and he has already been in several TV shows

Liverpool Echo

Simon Cowell wowed by strongman with huge burning log on Britain's Got Talent

Tulga from Mongolia had appeared on America's Got Talent in 2017 - but Simon didn't appear to recognise him

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Asian Wrestling Championship: Dominant Ravi Dahiya grabs gold, struggling Bajrang Punia settles for silver

ULAANBAATAR (Mongolia): Ravi Dahiya's physical prowess and superior tactical acumen was on show yet again as he became the first Indian wrestler to win three gold medals at the Asian Championship but Bajrang Punia struggled badly on his return to action even as he grabbed a silver on Saturday.

The Times of India

Sarita Mor wins record 4th Asian Championships medal

India's Sarita Mor became the first woman wrestler from the country to win a record fourth Asian Championships medal when the girl from Haryana's Sonepat district clinched a bronze with a 5-2 win over Kazakhstan's Diana Kayumova in the Ulaanbaatar continental meet in Mongolia on Thursday.

The Times of India

Sarita Mor, Sushma take bronze at Asian Wrestling Championship

ULAANBATAAR (Mongolia): Defending champion Sarita Mor was not at her best but still managed to win a bronze medal while Sushma Shokeen also earned a podium finish at the Asian Wrestling Championship on Thursday.

The Times of India

Greco Roman wrestlers end campaign with five bronze

NEW DELHI: India's Greco Roman grapplers ended their campaign at the ongoing Asian wrestling championships with five medals after Harpreet Singh and Sachin Sahrawat claimed a bronze each on the second day of the continental meet in Mongolia's Ulaanbaatar.

The Times of India

Asian Wrestling Championship: Harpeet, Sachin add two more bronze to tally, India's Greco-Roman contingent ends with five medals

ULAANBAATAR (Mongolia): Sachin Sahrawat and Harpeet Singh grabbed bronze medals on Wednesday as India's Greco Roman contingent cherished its second best show at the Asian Championship with five medals.

The Times of India

Australia's biggest coal market to reduce dependency on imports

China's demand for Australian coal will decline rapidly over the next few years

The Canberra Times

Inside one of world’s most polluted cities - itchy skin, smog masks and black curtains

We visit Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, In the latest instalment of our NextGen International project, where young people are determined to change the city's pollution problem by planting trees

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'Planting trees holds the key to revitalising countryside and improving air quality'

As part of the Mirror's NextGen International project, Khash-Erdene investigates why young people are moving away from Mongolia's countryside and into the city

Daily Mirror

Lethal sandstorms that shroud land in darkness threaten nomad way of life

In the next instalment of our NextGen International project, working with our charity partner Raleigh International, 24-year-old Anudari from Ulaanbaatar speaks to traditional herders who fear their culture could soon be lost

The Times of India

Anshu, Sarita to lead 10-member Indian women's team in Asian Wrestling Championships

NEW DELHI: World championships silver medallist Anshu Malik and bronze winner Sarita Mor will lead a 10-member Indian women's wrestling team at the Asian Championships to be held in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia next month.

Evening Standard

Nicolas Cage says he is still waiting on £186k refund after returning stolen dinosaur skull

Nicolas Cage has confessed he has been left out of pocket over a stolen dinosaur skull he bought at auction and was then asked to return to Mongolia.

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Benzinga

IONGF: ION Energy is exploring & advancing two prospective lithium brine projects in Mongolia: the Baavhai Uul Project and the Urgakh Naran Project.

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Evening Standard

Rio Tinto in $2.7 billion bid for full control of ‘one of world’s largest’ copper mines

The Anglo-Australian firm is hoping to take full ownership of its major copper mine project in Mongolia by buying out Canadian partner Turquoise Hill.

Reuters

Mongolia's East-West balancing act buffeted by Russian invasion of Ukraine

Russia's invasion of Ukraine and the imposition of tough sanctions on Moscow has put landlocked Mongolia in a tight spot economically and diplomatically, and experts warn that its delicate balancing act between East and West could be upset.

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