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Category Archives: Military
Making News in November 2019
By Mendee Jargalsaikhan Constitutional Revision Just days before the celebration of the 95th anniversary of the abolition of the monarchy, the MPP-ruled parliament and DP president reached a compromise on a set of amendments to the 1992 constitution. Today, at … Continue reading
Presidential Debate or FAQ?
By Mendee The presidential campaign closed with a two-hour debate on June 24. Under the agreement between the DP, MPP, and MPRP for the debate, candidates were basically provided opportunities to express their views on frequently rumoured allegations during the … Continue reading
Posted in Corruption, Foreign Policy, Military, Presidential 2017
Tagged MENDEE Jargalsaikhan
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Permanent Neutrality
At the UN General Assembly, on Sept 29 2015, Pres. Ts Elbegdorj included a very brief statement in his address that, Mongolia has pursued an peaceful, open, multi-pillar foreign policy. This stance enabled us to declare Mongolia in a state … Continue reading
Posted in China, Foreign Policy, Military, Mongolia and ..., Russia, UN
Tagged Julian Dierkes, MENDEE Jargalsaikhan
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Khaan Quest 2014: a small exercise with big implications
Just recovering from the heavy study term and now trying to join you all. Here is a link to my recent op-ed on Khaan Quest, a brainchild of the US-Mongolian militaries over two decades of partnership. The exercise is the only … Continue reading
Export peacekeeping training to Central and East Asia
This op-ed is first appeared in The Embassy, Canada’s foreign policy newsweekly (12/19/2013) Canada, a co-creator of United Nations peacekeeping, has a substantial comparative advantage in transferring peacekeeping knowledge to Central and East Asian countries, including former communist states, as it … Continue reading
Mongolian Defense Diplomacy
Over the last few months, Mongolia has hosted or taken part in several multi-national military exercises with the aim to develop the Mongolian army’s peacekeeping abilities, as well as a way to leverage military-to-military ties as a tool of diplomacy. … Continue reading
Posted in China, Eurasia Daily Monitor, Foreign Policy, Military, Russia, United States
Tagged MENDEE Jargalsaikhan
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