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World Questions: Mongolia

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13/07/2024 GMT

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BBC World Service - World Questions, Mongolia

This month's edition of World Questions comes from Mongolia.

Once the heart of an empire stretching from the Pacific Ocean to Eastern Europe, Mongolia is a democratic country, land-locked between Russia and China. A week after a general election in which air pollution, corruption and inequality are big issues, leading political figures will join Jonny Dymond in the Mongolian Capital  to debate questions put to them by a public audience. 

Bulgantuya Khurelbaatar is Minister for Labour and Social Protection and an MP for the ruling Mongolian People’s Party. She will be joined by the former President of Mongolia, Tsakhiagiin Elbegdorg.  A member of the Democratic Party who has also been Prime Minister twice. Two further panel members will join them in what will be a heated public debate at the Chinggis Khaan Museum in central Ulaanbaatar.

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