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Trump shifts rhetoric as he urges mask-wearing, warns of worsening pandemic www.reuters.com
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump, in a shift in rhetoric and tone, encouraged Americans on Tuesday to wear masks if they cannot maintain social distance and warned that the coronavirus pandemic would get worse before it got better.
In his first press briefing in months focused on the outbreak, Trump urged young people to avoid going to crowded bars and maintained that the virus would disappear at some point.
Trump’s remarks were a change in strategy from his robust emphasis on reopening the U.S. economy after its long, virus-induced shutdown and represented his first recent acknowledgement of how bad the problem has become.
“It will probably, unfortunately, get worse before it gets better - something I don’t like saying about things, but that’s the way it is,” Trump told reporters.
Nearly 142,000 people have died in the United States from the highly contagious respiratory illness COVID-19, the most of any country.
The Republican president, who downplayed the virus in its early stages and once referred to mask-wearing as politically correct, has been reluctant to wear a face covering himself.
He wore one for the first time in public during a recent visit to a military hospital but has otherwise eschewed putting one on in front of the press.
Mask-wearing has become a partisan issue, with some supporters of the president arguing that requirements to wear one infringe on their civil liberties. Few people wore masks at Trump’s first rally since the pandemic in Tulsa, Oklahoma, earlier this summer.
As coronavirus cases skyrocket across the country, including in politically important states such as Florida, Texas and Arizona, Trump, who is trailing Democrat Joe Biden in opinion polls ahead of the Nov. 3 election, on Tuesday showcased a new position on the importance of covering mouths and noses.
“We’re asking everybody that when you are not able to socially distance, wear a mask, get a mask. Whether you like the mask or not, they have an impact. They’ll have an effect. And we need everything we can get,” he said.
Trump said he was getting used to masks and would wear one himself in groups or when on an elevator.
“I will use it, gladly,” he said. “Anything that potentially can help ... is a good thing.”
A Biden campaign spokeswoman said Trump’s assertion that his administration has had a “relentless focus” on COVID-19 was preposterous.
U.S. House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi, a Democrat, said in an interview with CNN that Trump’s new embrace of mask-wearing was a recognition of his mistakes in dealing with the coronavirus.
“This is not a hoax - it is a pandemic that has gotten worse before it will get better because of his inaction, and in fact clearly it is the Trump virus,” Pelosi said.
Trump referred to the virus as the “China virus.” The novel coronavirus outbreak began in the Chinese city of Wuhan.
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Trump conducted the briefing on his own, without doctors or other members of the White House Coronavirus Task Force. His subdued tone contrasted with his previous calls to reopen the economy along with praise for Republican governors who did so and criticism of Democratic governors who implemented tough restrictions in their states.
U.S. President Donald Trump speaks during a coronavirus disease (COVID-19) response news briefing at the White House in Washington, U.S., July 21, 2020. REUTERS/Leah Millis
The strategy shifts come amid tension within his senior staff about the best way to discuss the virus with the American public and frustration among doctors on the task force that their advice is not being heeded.
The reopening has gone too quickly in some states, leading to spikes in cases and an ever-increasing number of deaths. Following Trump’s initial lead, some Republican governors have also resisted rules requiring that their populations wear masks.
“We’re … asking Americans to use masks, socially distance and employ vigorous hygiene - wash your hands every chance you get while sheltering high-risk populations. We are imploring young Americans to avoid packed bars and other crowded indoor gatherings. Be safe, and be smart,” Trump said.
Trump sought to leave some optimism about treatments even as he acknowledged the grim numbers at present.
“I think you’re going to see something over the next fairly short period of time - maybe very short period of time - having to do with therapeutics and vaccines that are very good,” he said.
Reporting by Alexandra Alper and Jeff Mason; Additional reporting by David Brunnstrom, Timohty Ahmann, Mohammad Zargha, Eric Beech and John Whitesides; Editing by Alistair Bell and Peter Cooney
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Speaker G.Zandanshatar visits construction site of oil refinery in Dornogobi aimag www.montsame.mn
Ulaanbaatar /MONTSAME/. Speaker of the Parliament G.Zandanshatar visited Altanshiree soum of Dornogobi aimag yesterday, July 21, and got acquainted with the construction process of the oil refining plant.
The construction of the plant’s road and railroad has been completed and a cast iron processing plant, at the initiative of Member of the Parliament B.Delgersaikhan, is being built based on the infrastructure.
The oil refinery plant which is being built with the soft loan of USD 1.236 billion of Exim Bank of the Republic of India is capable of refining 1.5 million tons of oil a year. Every year, Mongolia consumes 1.3 million tons of imported fuel worth approximately USD 1 billion. The increase of oil price on world markets negatively impacts Mongolia’s economy. By completing the oil refinery, Mongolia will not only be allowed to be independent from fluctuating oil prices on world market, but also will save USD 1 billion domestically.
Minister of Road and Transport Development L.Khaltar, MP B.Delgersaikhan accompanied the Speaker, becoming acquainted with the construction process.

Bezos, beware! Elon Musk is now the FIFTH-RICHEST person on the planet www.rt.com
Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk’s net worth surpassed $74 billion as of Monday. According to Forbes’ Billionaires List, his fortune has nearly tripled since mid-March, making him the world’s fifth-wealthiest man.
The 49-year-old businessman, who ranked 31st globally as of March, with a net worth just under $25 billion, has now outpaced former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer and Berkshire Hathaway chairman Warren Buffett.
He joins these four moguls: Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg ($90.3 billion), Microsoft’s Bill Gates ($113.4 billion), LVMH’s Bernard Arnault ($113.8 billion), and Amazon’s Jeff Bezos ($189 billion).
“I really couldn’t care less,” Musk said earlier this month in an email to Forbes about his net worth. “These numbers rise and fall, but what really matters is making great products that people love.”
The entrepreneur debuted on Forbes’ 400 Wealthiest Americans List in 2012 in 190th place, with a net worth of $2.4 billion. He had risen to become the world’s 37th-richest person as of January 1, 2020.
Tesla stock has skyrocketed 60 percent in just three weeks since June 29, and has tripled in value this year alone. It’s now the world’s most valuable car company, with a market cap of $304.5 billion, and is worth more than Ford, Ferrari, General Motors, and BMW combined.

Flash Floods - Emergency Plan of Action (EPoA) DREF Operation n° MDRMN012 www.reliefweb.int
Flash floods have been occurring all around the country at different scales due to prolonged heavy rain fall since middle of June and still on going. The rainfall is averaged to be 50-60 millimeters across the country and the highest sum of precipitation was 85 mm in Bulgan province on 8 July 2020.
The flash floods and heavy rain has severely affected over 3,570 households and essential infrastructure including some main roads, bridges and electricity sub-stations in 10 provinces and 2 districts across the country. Hardest hit of the torrential rain and flash floods occurred between July 11-15th and most damages were caused during this period. From 16 June up to the point of writing this document, following infrastructure damages have been caused by flash floods: Khuvsgul to Bulgan province, Tuv province to Ulaanbaatar city, Arkhangai to Zavkhan province and Murun city to Khatgal soum in Khuvsgul province roads was severely damaged but those roads are repaired and in use as of 16 July 2020.
Currently, from Ulaangom soum to Bukhmurun, Davst, Sagil, Turgen soum roads and Burat Bridge in Bayan-Ulgii province have been unusably damaged and movement on these roads have been limited.
In Uvs province, 556 people are stranded due to flash floods and have been evacuated to school dorms, hotels in Sagil soum. Food security is becoming an issue due to damaged roads unable to transport the food items to the evacuated people as of 16 July 2020. Uvs provincial emergency commission has gathered and discussing what necessary actions must be taken to bring the evacuated people home. Provincial emergency commission preparing to mobilize rescue helicopter to rescue people with immediate needs including pregnant women, people with chronic disease.

“Darkhan leather and hide processing complex holds capacity to diversify economy” www.montsame.mn
Ulaanbaatar /MONTSAME/. On July 18, Minister of Food, Agriculture and Light Industry Z.Mendsaikhan became acquainted with the operations of the complex of the National Center for Livestock Gene Bank and the Institute of Plant and Agricultural Sciences in Darkhan city.
During the working visit, the specialists requested the Minister to give more significance to the professional development of the staff, the renewal of equipment at the institute, and the requirement of additional staff members at the Gene Bank complex.
Minister Z.Mendsaikhan also became acquainted with the construction work progress for the leather and hide processing complex in Darkhan. The complex is especially significant in diversifying the economy of Mongolia, creating more economic pillars and job opportunities, highlighted the Minister. He then expressed that he will focus on resolving any further issues that may surface during the construction.
With the establishment of the complex, it will directly create 2,300 job positions in the light industry sector and an estimated number of over 5,000 job positions in the service provision sector. Factories that will be running their operations in the framework of the complex will have the annual capacity to process 10 million leather and hide, and wash and comb 10 thousand tons of wool and cashmere.
Consequently, the complex will positively affect the lives of 288 thousand herders which make 40 percent of the workforce of Mongolia, over 1,200 veterinarians, and over 2,400 citizens involved in commodities.
Construction is currently underway with the first factory building planned to be put into operation from August this year.

"What development means in a post pandemic Mongolia?" www.montsame.mn
Ulaanbaatar /MONTSAME/ The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Mongolia has commissioned an initiative to explore the answers to “What development means in a post pandemic Mongolia? What continues? What is restored? What can never be redone? What new opportunities now exist?”.
To look at transformation possibilities through the systemic lens to for the last 2 months, a Reference Group consisting of a small group of local experts participated in a series of structured conversations looking at transformational possibilities through a systemic lens. It has begun to construct a strategic argument or a logic that explores both what the pandemic has done and what needs to be done.
Now, using this work as a starting point, UNDP wishes to create conversation about the nature of the post-normal and challenges and opportunities that pose for Mongolia. As the next step in this process, the ‘Sounding Board’ of thought leaders and key influencers from different walks of life in Mongolia was formed. The first meeting of the sounding board was organized on 21 July 2020, at Novotel Hotel in Ulaanbaatar in hybrid format of in-person and virtual within the rules and regulations put by the National Emergency Commission.
In today’s meeting Elaine Conkievich, the Resident Representative of UNDP Mongolia, emphasized that when we deal with complex development challenges, there is no simple solution to complex development challenges. Therefore, the Government of Mongolia should make systematic decisions that cover economic and social spheres.
Mongolia is facing the most important period of COVID-19 pandemic today. Therefore the “Standing Board” touched that it is uncertain how the country’s socio-economic development policy to be coherent with current situation so far and expressed their consideration to develop and achieve new system coordinated with current situation urgently.
And through this session and transformation journey, UNDP wishes to foster and continue the conversation in a safe space for Mongolians. The next meeting on challenges facing in Mongolia in COVID-19 pandemic situation will take place in September.

Over 20 Mongolian COVID-19 patients retest positive after recovery www.xinhuanet.com
More than 20 Mongolian people tested positive again for COVID-19 after they had recovered and been discharged from hospital, the country's National Center for Communicable Diseases (NCCD) said Tuesday.
"At least 23 out of 213 COVID-19 patients who had recovered and been discharged from the NCCD have tested positive again for the virus," Amarjargal Ambaselmaa, head of the NCCD's surveillance department, said at a daily press conference.
"However, our citizens have nothing to fear," said Ambaselmaa, because the 23 people retested positive when they were in 14 days of further observation at special facilities.
Meanwhile, Mongolia conducted 520 tests for COVID-19 in the last 24 hours and the results were all negative, with the national tally remaining at 287, the NCCD said in a statement.
All the 287 confirmed cases are imported ones, mostly from Russia, according to the center.
The country has reported no local transmissions or deaths so far.

Silver price hits highest level since 2016 www.mining.com
Silver prices are latching onto gold’s rally, reaching their highest levels since 2016 on Monday, as concerns about the global economy and market dynamics continue to shift investor attention towards safe haven metals.
Spot silver advanced 4.3% to $19.90 an ounce by 4:00 p.m. EDT, while silver futures on the Comex exchange surpassed the $20 an ounce mark for the first time in more than three years, rising by as much as 2.7% to $20.34 an ounce.
The gold price rally also gained fresh momentum Monday. Gold for August delivery climbed 0.4% to $1,818.40 an ounce.
Silver, which just completed its best quarter since 2010, is getting an extra boost from concerns about the metal’s supply and bets on increased industrial demand for the metal, used in solar panels and other manufactured products.
Of 275 mining operations disrupted by the covid-19 pandemic around the world, the most affected were gold and silver mines, according to a report by S&P Global Market Intelligence. In Latin America, where much of the world’s silver is produced, the situation has worsened, with Mexico recently overtaking Italy in the number of virus-related deaths.
“Silver will continue to be pulled higher by the strong gold price and supportive financial conditions,” Morgan Stanley said in a second-half outlook that listed the precious metal as its no. 2 pick after copper.
“As real demand also recovers through the second half of the year, this will add further impetus to silver’s price, narrowing the gold-silver price ratio slightly.”
Morgan Stanley
Silver futures have climbed more than 40% since the end of the first quarter, surpassing the 14% gain for gold futures during that time. As silver prices have rallied, investors have been piling into exchange-traded funds backed by the metal, echoing a trend seen in gold. Global silver-backed ETF holdings rose 21% during the second quarter and hit a record this month.
Based on Monday’s prices, it would take about 92 ounces of spot silver to buy one ounce of spot gold, a ratio that is higher than the average of about 69 over the past decade. Some analysts said that suggests further gains may be in store for silver:
“Silver is currently trading at close to a record discount to gold, which should attract demand,” Goldman Sachs Group Inc. said in a note this month. “Silver often tends to lag gold at the beginning of a precious rally, and catch up to it as the rally continues and investors look for ways to diversify.”
Just last week, analysts at RBC Capital Markets raised their silver price forecasts by 16% in 2020, 17% in 2021 and 14% in 2022.
(With files from Bloomberg)

3,400 Mongolians to be brought back from abroad in July www.montsame.mn
Ulaanbaatar /MONTSAME/. During the press conference of the State Emergency Commission (SEC) on July 17, Deputy Prime Minister Ya.Sodbaatar, who heads the COVID-19 Operative Team of the SEC, announced that the Government does not have enough capacity to bring back all of over 10 thousand Mongolian citizens, who are currently stranded abroad due to Mongolia’s border closure to all passengers caused by concerns over COVID-19 pandemic, within only one month.
Addressing some criticism from the public towards the government’s work of repatriation of its citizens from foreign countries, Deputy PM noted that the SEC is currently working to efficiently bring back citizens that have submitted requests to immediately return home and officials are working with aims to increase the number of charter flights to be conducted in the coming month. He then highlighted that the issue will be resolved in a way that the National Center for Communicable Diseases and isolation facilities do not go over capacity.
As of July 18, 10,513 Mongolian nationals have officially submitted their requests to return home from 55 countries to the SEC operative team. Among them, there are 1,800 parents with young children, 740 citizens with medical reasons, 797 elderly people, 240 pregnant women, 1,553 university students, 131 adults holding short-term visas for training, 13 children, and over 4,300 citizens with other types of excuses.
Alongside the 12 charter flights that were planned for July, additional one flight to Australia, one direct and one transit flight to the Republic of Korea have been put on the plan to bring back 690 citizens, officials reported. With the additional flights set in place, 3,400 citizens will be brought back by a total of 15 charter flights in July.
Since the start of the implementation of quarantine measures as part of the heightened state of readiness in January, 67,290 Mongolian nationals have been repatriated from 44 countries in organized manner through auto roads, railway, and air transport.
Citizens holding short term visas for courses and training, university students, and those in difficult financial situations will also be prioritized in the selection of the passengers for the charter flights. The returning passengers are immediately being placed into 21-day mandatory isolation upon arrival.

Wary of Sino-Russian influence, Mongolia seeks better ties with the US www.thinkchina.sg
The ruling Mongolian People’s Party (MPP) won a strong mandate in recent elections where it secured 62 seats out of 76. While it has done well to manage the Covid-19 crisis in Mongolia, its foreign policy room for manoeuvre remains limited due to the need to juggle demands from its closest neighbours, China and Russia. How will it keep the balls in the air with the US thrown into the mix?
Amid the Covid-19 crisis and uncertain international political climate, countries are holding national elections to maintain internal political stability and continuity in the process of governance. Mongolia held parliamentary elections on 24 June 2020. This was the eighth parliamentary election since the advent of democracy in 1990.
The elections were centred on the agendas of looming corruption, anti-incumbency, and dissatisfaction with the government. Despite these challenges, MPP managed its re-election due to having a strong political base as the oldest party.
Despite doubts that the incumbent Mongolian People’s Party (MPP) would face a tough challenge from the opposition Democratic Party, MPP confirmed its re-election by winning 62 seats out of total 76 in the parliament, though this was three seats less from its 2016 tally. MPP received 44.9% of the popular vote under the multi-member plurality voting system. The elections saw a total of 606 candidates in the contest across 13 mainstream parties, four major coalitions and a record 121 independent candidates seeking election to the State Great Khural (parliament).
The elections were centred on the agendas of looming corruption, anti-incumbency, and dissatisfaction with the government. Despite these challenges, MPP managed its re-election due to having a strong political base as the oldest party. MPP was founded in 1920 as Mongolian People’s Revolutionary Party and remained the only ruling political party until 1997. With the rise of democracy and new political parties in the 1990s, the party has constantly gone through several changes. The fact that MPP is led by several young parliamentarians has also helped convince the people that the party is active and competent.
Inspired by the 1989 democratic innovations in the neighbouring erstwhile Soviet Union and Eastern European countries including Hungary, East Germany, Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia and Romania, Mongolia’s 1989 democratic movement brought a multi-party system along with a new constitution in 1992. In the past thirty years, the democratic system in Mongolia has gone through a number of changes in governance and constitution. In 2008, a multi-party plurality system was adopted followed by constitutional amendments focusing on the power balance between the president and prime minister.
With his re-election as the prime minister, U.Khurelsukh faces immediate challenges both, at home and aboard. At home, Khurelsukh will have to bridge the economic divide between urban and rural Mongolia. Even during elections, rural candidates were outnumbered by the urban ones, creating an urban-rural divide in representation. Corruption and poor economic policies have led the country towards 30% of people living in poverty. Controlling pollution is another challenge faced by the government. The capital city Ulaanbaatar has become the symbol of an acute shortage of fresh drinking water and air. Also, the country has a high rate of unemployment. In 2019, Mongolia's unemployment rate reached a record all-time high of 11.8%. While policies have been made to meet these challenges, implementation remains to be seen.
The young Mongolians are miffed by the two-front involvement from China and Russia in draining the country’s natural resources in the name of foreign direct investment, including hydro-electricity development by China.
During his oath-taking ceremony on 2 July 2020, Prime Minister U.Khurelsukh promised to focus on promoting social justice and building a “Digital Mongolia", improving livelihoods and expanding the middle class, and sustaining balance between urban and rural development. In fact, Mongolia has become a global example in controlling the spread of Covid-19 cases. It is among very few countries to have closed its borders in January as part of its preventive measures to control Covid-19. As of 2 July, Mongolia has reported a total of 220 cases with no casualties.
On the foreign policy front, Mongolia has been hindered by the external influence from China and Russia. Mongolia was considered a satellite state of the erstwhile Soviet Union and with the disintegration of the Soviet Union in 1990, China began to tie its hands in terms of trade and investment. A resource-rich country with coal and copper, Mongolia exports 90% of its mined products to China, invariably, making it dependent on the latter for cash inflow. For its petroleum needs, Mongolia depends on supplies from Russia. The young Mongolians are miffed by the two-front involvement from China and Russia in draining the country’s natural resources in the name of foreign direct investment, including hydro-electricity development by China.
Meanwhile, it has been difficult for Mongolia to do away with the Sino-Russian influence, especially on the strategic front. For instance, with its stated military prowess, China wants Mongolia to join the Beijing-based Shanghai Cooperation Organisation. Mongolia actually wishes to diversify its strategic ties with other countries, especially the US. President Trump has been vocal in bringing Mongolia under NATO as a partner, but considering the unpredictability of President Trump, Mongolia cannot risk intimidating its neighbours. India is also looked upon as a promising partner of Mongolia. In October 2019, President Khaltmaagiin Battulga paid a state visit to India which caused immense unease in China. It was reflected through a muted coverage of the visit by Chinese media. A similar pattern of Chinese unease was observed during Prime Minister Modi’s visit to Mongolia in 2015, the first-ever visit by an Indian Prime Minister. However, the viability of these options is held hostage by its geography.
To conclude, the newly elected government in Mongolia led by Prime Minister U.Khurelsukh has a clear political mandate. Having proven its success in handling the Covid-19 crisis, the government can further focus on improving employment, water and air quality and socio-political and economic divide between urban and rural Mongolia. Although the country has long-lasting coal and copper reserves, their export story must be reflected in the financial well-being of the country. Similarly, Mongolia can look to diversify its ties away from China and Russia on the strategic front but it will be a challenge to avoid Sino-Russian high-handedness.
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