The resilience and continued survival of Mongolian democracy is a testament that democracy can endure in hard places.

It comes as little surprise that the dream of many a warlord or government has been to harness disease as a weapon with which to destroy one’s enemies. If used effectively, a weaponised virus could ...

A string of pits covers the plain about 1,200 kilometers east of the Mongolian capital of Ulan Bator ... as the true “starting point” of World War II.

Japan’s imperial government in 1268 asked 22 shrines, including Kitano Tenmangu, to pray for a victory in preparation for a war against Mongols, according to records. In 1281, respects were paid ...

London: Frontline Books / Philadelphia: Casemate, 2013. Pp. xxxiv, 236. Illus., maps, appends., notes, biblio., index. $39.95. ISBN: 1848326602. The Defense of China ...

Members of the Mongols and Warlocks motorcycle gangs were involved in a brawl that led to gunfire in New Smyrna Beach during ...

Decked out in black war regalia out of the 13 th century, they sing invocations to a Mongolian sky deity and odes to 13 th ...

The Turkish-Mongolian war is about to break out. The only way to protect against the Mongol invasion, which set the whole world on fire, is to create unity among the Turkic states. The Golden ...

The medieval Mongol archive, dating from the 13th century, had a profound influence on French maps and exploration.