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Bent Mongolian Judge flees to US with cash! www.news.mn
Mongolia’s Independent Authority against Anti-Corruption (IAAC) has provided short information about a corruption case involving no less than 17 judges during its regular press conference on 30 June.
According to the IAAC, former judge S.Tumurbat, one of the 17 convicted, has managed to escape with his family to the United States where he applied for asylum. He was detained by US border officers carrying a very substantial sum in US dollars.
On 26 June, President Kh.Battulga issued a decree suspending the judicial powers of 17 judges. That night, S.Tumurbat escaped to Russia through Altanbulag Border Crossing, from where he travelled on to the USA, said the IAAC. Earlier, S.Tumurbat’s father had made a getaway through China.
Evidently, corruption runs in the family: S.Tumurbat’s mother was the deceased judge L.Byambaa who died in custody in Detention Centre No. 461. L.Byambaa had been investigated by the anti-corruption body over Salkhit silver mine for shady financial gain.

Trump Courts Mongolia During Disputes With Neighbors China, Russia wwww.bloomberg.com
President Donald Trump on Wednesday plans to meet with Battulga Khaltmaa, the president of Mongolia, a land-locked country the U.S. views as strategically important as tensions rise with the nations sandwiching it, China and Russia.
Trump will discuss a free-trade pact with Mongolia, as well as U.S. investment in mineral deposits including rare earths, according to a senior Trump administration official. The elements are important to the American technology industry and now mostly sourced in China.
The official briefed reporters at the White House on Tuesday on the condition of anonymity.
Mongolia is seeking trade routes that don’t involve China and wants help developing cashmere wool, one of its main exports, into finished products so that it doesn’t have to be shipped to China for processing, the official said. About 90 percent of Mongolia’s trade currently passes through China, according to a second official.
Trump seeks out more allies in the region as the U.S. trade dispute with China intensifies. Earlier on Tuesday, the U.S. president lashed out at Beijing for slashing its purchases of American agricultural products. The country continues to “rip off” the U.S., he said, just as negotiators resumed talks in Shanghai following a three-month impasse.
Mongolia may also be important to the U.S. as it confronts Russia. Relations between Washington and Moscow deteriorated after U.S. officials concluded the country interfered in the 2016 presidential elections and haven’t improved despite Trump’s overtures to Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Trump has a warm relationship with Mongolia’s government already; the administration official said that at some point in the past, the country gave the president’s son Barron a horse, which is still in Mongolia. It’s unclear if Barron would be allowed to accept it, the official said.
Mongolia has asked for Barron or someone in the administration to name the pony, the official said, and hinted that the president may do so at his meeting with Battulga.

China Belt and Road power investments surge from 2014-2019: study www.reuters.com
SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Chinese equity investment in solar, wind and coal power projects in Belt and Road countries has surged from 2014 to 2019, with planned capacity up more than tenfold compared to the previous five-year period, environmental group Greenpeace said.
The Belt and Road initiative is a Beijing-led program to boost economic and trade ties in dozens of countries in Asia, Europe and beyond, mostly through investments in energy and infrastructure.
According to a study published by Greenpeace on Monday, China’s wind and solar power investments in Belt and Road countries amounted to 12.6 gigawatts (GW) since the initiative was launched in 2014. It had invested in just 0.45 GW of solar prior to 2014.
The country has also invested in 67.9 gigawatts of new coal-fired power in Belt and Road countries since 2014, but Greenpeace climate and energy campaigner Liu Junyan said the increase in the share of renewables should be welcomed.
“Chinese investors’ ratio of coal to solar is now the same at home and abroad - both are still six-to-one (in favor of)coal, unfortunately, but I’m amazed to see what five years of equity investment in solar made possible,” Liu said.
China has been building dozens of new renewable energy projects at home to reduce the share of coal in its total energy mix to 59% by the end of last year. It has also been encouraging its existing coal-fired power plants to install ultra-low emissions technology.
But China has been criticized for funding coal-fired power projects overseas that would not meet its own emissions standards, with a study published earlier this year saying it is supporting more than a quarter of all new coal-fired plants worldwide.
China is expected to put another 40 GW of solar power capacity in operation at home this year, energy officials said on Friday.
China’s total coal-fired capacity also expected to rise by another 45 GW this year, with the total eventually expected to peak at around 1,300 GW, up from 1,140 GW at the end of last year, researchers from China’s State Grid said this month.

Waters claim 60 lives in Mongolia in 2019 www.xinhuanet.com
ULAN BATOR, July 29 (Xinhua) -- A total of 60 people have been killed in 69 water-related accidents across Mongolia since the beginning of 2019, the country's National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) said Monday.
"Unfortunately, a total of 60 people, including nine children, have been killed in water-related accidents in the country so far this year. Nearly half of them (were) drowned in July alone," the NEMA said in a statement.
July is the peak season for Mongolians to travel across the country.
The water levels in Mongolia's major rivers, including the Tuul, Kharkhiraa, Khovd, Buyant and Selenge, have exceeded the warning levels by 10-105 centimeters due to heavy downpours since mid-July, NEMA said.
Heavy rain is expected to continue over most parts of Mongolia in the coming days, it said, urging citizens to stay away from flooded rivers.

Trade turnover between Mongolia and Italy reaches over USD 70 million www.montsame.mn
Ulaanbaatar /MONTSAME/ 2020 will mark the 50th anniversary of establishment of diplomatic relations between Mongolia and Italy.
On July 29, 2017, the Embassy of Italy was opened in Ulaanbaatar. As of today, 54 Italian invested companies are operating in Mongolia, making investment of USD 36.8 million. Italy invested mainly in the areas of trade, food industry, processing of animal origin raw materials and textile.
Trade turnover between the two countries reached over USD 70 million, of which USD 43.4 million are export and USD 33.3 million are import.
Since 1990, the Government of Italy has rendered non-refundable aid worth USD 7.2 million to Mongolia. Italian Minister of Economic Development C.Calenda and Member of Parliament A.Undraa are working as chairpersons of Mongolia-Italy Intergovernmental Commission and Mongolia-Italy inter-parliamentary group.

Mustafa Sentop: Turkey is ready to invest in agriculture and mining of Mongolia www.montsame.mn
Ulaanbaatar /MONTSAME/ On July 29, Speaker of the Parliament G.Zandanshatar held talks with Speaker of the Grand National Assembly of the Republic of Turkey Mustafa Sentop at the State House.
At the beginning of the talks, Speaker G.Zandanshatar extended gratitude for accepting the invitation, underscoring that the visit takes place in a year marking the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the two countries. He then expressed his willingness to intensify bilateral cooperation in social and economic sectors including tourism and civil aviation.
Offering thanks for the warm welcome, His Excellency Mr. Mustafa Sentop emphasized that the two countries have thousands of years of historical and cultural ties even though the diplomatic relations have a history of 50 years. He voiced his fervent wish to overcome barriers with joint force and elevate bilateral cooperation to the highest level in all sectors, mentioning the two countries have maintained brotherly friendly relations thanks to the heritages our ancestors left behind.
Speaker G.Zandanshatar requested the Turkish side to strengthen trade and economic cooperation and support the sectors of agriculture, light industry, and tourism. The two parties agreed to intensify the implementation of certain projects including the one on the establishment of Orkhon Valley Tourism Complex. They also decided to put initiatives to promote cooperation among the countries that belong to the Ural-Altaic language group.
Stressing that many cooperation projects of the Turkish Cooperation and Coordination Agency (TIKA) have been successfully implemented in Mongolia, Speaker G.Zandanshatar proposed continuing the cooperation.
The Speaker of the Turkish Grand National Assembly showed his interest in developing the bilateral trade and economic ties reaching hundreds of millions of dollars and proposed to make the direct frights of the Turkish Airlines on a daily basis in the near future. He also noted Turkish investors are ready to invest in agriculture, livestock, mining, health care, and energy sectors of Mongolia, exchanging views on introducing Turkish know-how and assisting the two countries’ businesspeople.
Mr. Mustafa Sentop demonstrated his readiness to carry on with the joint scholarship program for Mongolians with the Ministry of Education, Culture, Science and Sports, pointing out the intensive development of partnerships between the universities of the two countries. Further, the Turkish Speaker noted that TIKA has successfully carried out over 600 projects and pledged to continue the organization’s activities.
In the conclusion of the meeting, the sides exchanged information about the FETO terrorist organization. Mr. Mustafa Sentop informed the organization threatens the security of Mongolia and said he will take immediate measures and strive to not spoil the friendly relations between the two countries, showing pleasure that relevant bodies of Mongolia are aware of the issue.
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Turkey, Mongolia look to further enhance relation www.aa.com.tr
Turkey's parliament speaker hailed on Monday the deep-rooted ties with Mongolia, voicing the desire to further develop the existing relations in every field.
Speaking during the inter-committee meetings in Mongolia’s capital of Ulaanbaatar, Mustafa Sentop termed their bilateral ties "excellent".
“We celebrate the 50th anniversary of our diplomatic relations based on friendship ongoing for thousands of years,” Sentop said.
"Our friendship and relations based on this common history and legacy left by our ancestors will overcome every kind of difficulty,” he said later in a joint news conference with his Mongolian counterpart Gombojav Zandanshatar.
“What we need to do is to strengthen relations in every field to the highest level by benefiting from this historic background,” he added.
A parliamentary assembly composed of Turkish-speaking countries and countries which have common roots is on the cards, Sentop said.
Sentop went on to say that the state-run aid group, Turkish Cooperation and Coordination Agency (TIKA) -- which has realized more than 600 projects in Mongolia so far -- would continue its efforts.
Combatting FETO
With regards to the fight against Fetullah Terrorist Organization (FETO), he said: “I’ve gladly seen that we are on the same page [with Mongolia] on FETO.”
“We are dedicated to not to allow FETO, which is a sneaky terror organization, to poison our relations," he noted.
FETO and its U.S.-based leader Fetullah Gulen orchestrated the defeated coup of July 15, 2016, which left 251 people martyred and nearly 2,200 injured.
Ankara also accuses FETO of being behind a long-running campaign to overthrow the state through the infiltration of Turkish institutions, particularly the military, police, and judiciary.
For his part, the Mongolian parliament speaker said that they regard Turkey as the “third neighbor” of Mongolia.
Mongolia wants to boost economic cooperation, particularly in tourism, Zandanshatar said.
He also expressed his dedication to rooting out FETO schools in the country, saying: “We are carrying out every kind of work that we can do, against these schools operating in Mongolia.”
Sentop, later, held a closed-door meeting with Mongolian President Battulga Khaltma at the presidential palace.
*Writing by Nilay Kar Onum

Talented Mongolian basketball player dies in USA www.news.mn
Sadly, the top player of the Mongolian National Basketball Team, O.Dulguun died at the UCSF Medical Center at the weekend. He had been in a coma after having been infected with the varicella virus.
O.Dulguun was diagnosed with a liver failure and B Hepatitis. He urgently needed a liver transplant costing USD 300,000-350,000. Family members started a campaign; the nationwide response was instant and MNT 150 million in donations flooded in. Sadly, these were not able to save the young Mongolian’s life.
O.Dulguun arrived USA on 12 June in order to watch the NBA finals. He was given tickets for the NBA finals after winning the Mongolian University Basketball Championships with his team the ‘Etugen Leopards’. He was named as a valuable player in the competition in which a total of 40 teams participated.

Capital One data breach: Arrest after details of 100m US individuals stolen www.bbc.com
The personal details of about 106 million individuals across the US and Canada were stolen in a hack targeting financial services firm Capital One, the company has revealed.
The announcement came after the alleged hacker was arrested on Monday.
According to Capital One, the data included names, addresses and phone numbers of people who applied for its credit card products.
But the hacker did not gain access to credit card account numbers, it said.
How many people have been affected?
Capital One is a major credit card issuer in the US and also operates retail banks.
The firm said in a statement released on Monday that the breach affected approximately 100 million individuals in the US and 6 million people in Canada.
The statement added that about 140,000 social security numbers and 80,000 linked bank account numbers were compromised in the US.
In Canada, about one million social insurance numbers belonging to Capital One credit card customers were also compromised.
British Airways faces record fine for data breach
Equifax to pay up to $700m to settle data breach
The hack was identified on 19 July.
Capital One said the hacker was able to "exploit" a "configuration vulnerability" in the company's infrastructure.
Aside from names and dates of birth, the hacker also managed to obtain credit scores, limits, balances, payment history and contact information.
How has Capital One reacted?
Capital One said it was unlikely the information was used for fraud but it would continue to investigate the breach.
The company will notify those affected and will provide them with free credit monitoring and identity protection.
Chairman Richard Fairbank said in a statement: "While I am grateful that the perpetrator has been caught, I am deeply sorry for what has happened.
"I sincerely apologise for the understandable worry this incident must be causing those affected and I am committed to making it right. "
What do we know about the alleged hacker?
The US Justice Department has confirmed it has arrested a former Seattle technology company software engineer in connection with the breach.
Paige Thompson, 33, was arrested on Monday on charges of computer fraud and abuse. She made an initial appearance in federal court in Seattle.
A hearing has been scheduled for 1 August.
Ms Thompson faces a maximum sentence of five years in prison and a $250,000 (£204,713) fine.

Steel industry urged to axe substandard facilities www.chinadaily.com.cn
China is to ramp up its efforts to rein in unwanted steel output, especially that which is substandard and polluting, in order to contain risks from excess capacity and promote high-quality development in the steel industry, key industry officials said during the China Iron and Steel Association's annual midyear convention on Monday.
As the campaign to cut overcapacity deepens and the industry's profitability increases, the risks of illegal new capacity also start to grow, reflected by the phenomenon that some steel companies play tricks to build new capacity, and the production of substandard steel reoccurs, said Wang Wei, head of the raw material department of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology.
China's steel industry has achieved the upper goals two years ahead of schedule for cutting overcapacity set by the 13th Five-Year Plan (2016-20), reducing 150 million metric tons of crude steel capacity, and has removed 140 million tons of substandard steel capacity, according to Wang.
To crack down on such behavior, an inspection panel, co-organized by the ministry and the National Development and Reform Commission, will soon start their inspection tour during the third quarter, he said.
"Substandard steel production and violations of related rules and laws when conducting capacity replacement projects will be the focus of the panel's inspection, and they will serve as warnings" to anyone who attempts to increase new capacity illegally, he said.
More work will be done to make it easier for people to report new capacity that violates laws and regulations to the regulators, according to him.
Wang also said the authorities plan to seek suggestions from industry associations to revise and enhance regulations regarding capacity replacement projects. Current regulations ask steel companies to shut down a larger number of existing capacity before building any new ones.
He Wenbo, executive vice-chairman of the CISA, said that to maintain the progress in cutting overcapacity, it is important to improve the layout of steel capacity on a national level, instead of just within a province, a city, or even a county.
He suggested measures to encourage competent steel companies to conduct mergers and acquisitions across cities, provinces and even regions, in order to efficiently cut capacity and enhance the national steel capacity layout.
He also suggested that it is important to evaluate the actual results of capacity replacement projects, to ensure removed old capacity outstrips new capacity, saying that construction of new capacity must be strictly regulated.
In the fast half of 2019, China produced 492 million tons of crude steel and 587 million tons of steel products, with year-on-year increases of 9.9 percent and 11.4 percent respectively, figures from the CISA showed.
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