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Mongolia’s new PM vows to be ‘truthful’ after predecessor’s downfall

June 13, 2025

Mongolia’s prime minister resigns amid protests over reports of son’s lavish spending

June 3, 2025

Mongolia’s PM loses confidence vote, paving way for uncertain transition

June 3, 2025

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