Mongolian News Headlines – January 17, 2026

Former Energy Minister N. Tavinbekh has been detained and is being investigated.
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Prime Minister Receives 9,139 Questions and Suggestions
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Clarification: Central Park’s sledding and ice skating services are available for a fee of ₮5,000 per hour.
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The debt-to-income ratio for consumer loans has been revised to a maximum limit of 45 percent.
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Children under the age of five are at the highest risk of injuries and burns in household environments, warns the National Trauma and Orthopedic Research Center (GSUUT).
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Due to a traffic accident, the spilled fuel has been neutralized and made safe.
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The headline translates to: “Selection process for private sector interested in implementing the public area project of ‘City within 20 Minutes of Selbe’ begins today.”
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Monos, MITS, and Officers’ Palace Area Among Five Locations to Construct Multi-Level Interchange, General Review Released
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The registration for the Government Scholarship Program of the Republic of Turkey will continue until February 20.
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“Selbe 20-minute city will have schools and kindergartens, as well as the largest green zone that cannot be found anywhere else in Ulaanbaatar.”
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PHOTO: Presidential decree issued to develop Mongolia’s traditional medicine with a history of over 5,000 years
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Until the 21st of this month, cold weather will persist in most areas.
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Here is the translation of the Mongolian news headline into English: “Advice on how to receive a refund after purchasing a home for the first time.”
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The temperature in Ulaanbaatar today feels like -33 degrees.
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This year, the road from Sapporo intersection to Tavan Shar will be renovated for ₮8.2 billion.
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South Korea’s K-pop album exports surpass $300 million for the first time in 2025.
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The river known as “Living Water” was officially named “Jargalant River” by a 2003 resolution of the State Great Khural.
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The headline translates to: “91% of citizens involved in drug-related cases were aged between 13 and 35.”
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Trump administration sold the first batch of Venezuelan oil for $500 million.
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The number of Z. Khara, who set the record as the highest player in NHL history, has been retired.
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