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From the Editor in Chief - Secret OT talks on, but is there hope? Policy - If TT coal sells for $120/t, Mongolia will get $10 billion in tax
The new industry policy is result-oriented and visionary
Mongolian Mining News - Oyu Tolgoi reaches one million tonne shipment milestone
Industry Minister against mining at Noyon Mountain
Mongolia to send coal through N. Korean port in trial export
Ancient Mongol metallurgy an extreme polluter
No halt to slide in Chinese coal imports in 2015
Neighbours - More Chinese iron ore mines seen shutting in 2015
Largest coal mine in Russia opens
Charges against former Uralkali CEO dropped
Shaanxi miners take first Spring Festival holiday in 20 years
Concern over how Mongolian plans pose threat to Baikal
Mining World Mining - Resource-rich governments advised to assume lower prices
World Coal Association calls for greater use of cleaner technologies
US coal mines suffer most as Australia, Indonesia raise market share
Price support to Chile’s small copper mines
Fraser survey finds Finland is world’s best mining destination
Rio Tinto CEO says a Glencore merger “will not happen”
Coal conversion projects to worsen global warming
Price slump makes North Korea step up mining output
African paradox: primary, yet poorest, mining location
Algerians oppose Shale Gas Project in Sahara
Some African countries waiting to pounce
Mining companies urged to engage communities more
Business and Life - Making news for making money from mining

The Mongolian Mining Journal Magazine Description:

The Mongolian Mining Journal (MMJ), now eight years old, was the first bilingual journal to provide information on the Mongolian mining industry. At present, the MMJ is regularly mentioned at investors" conferences as the first source of Mongolian mining and economic news.

The journal also brings to readers information on mining events and conferences from all over the world. Apart from news and interviews with policy makers and those in the news, every issue of the MMJ carries pieces giving the background to political and economic developments and analyzing their likely impact on the mining sector. The MMJ always seeks the views of professional experts, lawyers, academics, foreign observers and research companies so that all reports are accurate and give divergent views.

Issues of the MMJ reach international readers, individual and corporate, through Dow Jones" Factiva channel. MMJ publications and broadcasting programs can be accessed at www.en.mongolianminingjournal.com.

The Mongolian Mining Journal is committed to independent journalism and does not seek favours from any company, politician or foreign investor. Our first issue came out at a time of hardship for the Mongolian economy. Now the country’s development trajectory is irreversible, and so is that of our growth.