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Mongolian Riders to Participate in the Dakar Rally 2026

Mongolia will be represented by these two athletes: Erdenebileg Khaliunbold and Muren Purevdorj. On the first day of the race, participants covered 527 km, of which 305 km were special sections. This section was diverse: the racers encountered rocky, sandy, and dirt sections. In particular, about 70% of the entire route was on gravel roads, 16% on sandy roads, 8% on rocky roads, and 4% through dunes.

06.01.2026, 03:06

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Mongolia Tops World Ranking in Memory Development After Winning the World Championship

Mongolia confidently takes first place in the world ranking for memory. At the 34th World Memory Championship, which was the concluding event of 2025, the Mongolian team secured first place in the overall standings. This marks the seventh time in the last 15 years that the country has triumphed in this intellectual sport, highlighting its status as one of the leading nations in this field.

06.01.2026, 03:01

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The year 2025 became the warmest in China

According to the Kazinform agency, the year 2025 has set a record for temperature in China, based on meteorological observations that have been conducted since 1961. The average temperature in the country was 11 degrees Celsius. As reported by Xinhua, from June to August, the temperature in the country reached 22.3 degrees, which is 1.1 degrees above the usual norm for this time of year. This made the summer of 2025 the warmest since 1961, alongside the summer of 2024. Additionally, last year

05.01.2026, 16:39

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Yoga, Judo, and Football: Tokayev Discussed the Sports Interests of CIS Leaders

Illustrative photo The President of Kazakhstan, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, shared his experience in maintaining health, emphasizing that his physical condition is normal and his blood pressure is stable. During the conversation, a journalist asked about the sports interests of other leaders of the CIS countries.

05.01.2026, 16:28

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North Korea announced tests of hypersonic missiles

The Central Telegraph Agency of Korea (CTAK) reported on conducting exercises for the launch of hypersonic missiles in North Korea. The launches were carried out from the Ryokpho area located in Pyongyang, and the missiles hit targets at a distance of about one thousand kilometers in the waters of the Sea of Japan. North Korean leader Kim Jong Un personally observed the course of the exercises. He noted: “It is necessary to constantly improve military capabilities, especially offensive weapon

05.01.2026, 16:05

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Tokaev on the power transition: It's too early to talk about this

In an interview with the Turkistan newspaper, the president noted: “It is too early to talk about this now; we have years of hard work ahead of us,” in response to a question about the transit of power. Tokayev also commented on rumors that the proposed parliamentary reform is allegedly aimed at making the position of the Speaker of Parliament central in the country's governance system, and that the president is supposedly preparing this position for himself.

05.01.2026, 15:53

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Tokaev gave a large interview to the newspaper Turkistan. It covers reforms, AI, nuclear power plants, Nazarbayev, and much more.

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05.01.2026, 15:15

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Danish Prime Minister Urges Trump to Stop Threats Against Greenland

The Prime Minister of Denmark, Mette Frederiksen, responded to recent claims by U.S. President Donald Trump regarding Greenland, expressing her opinion in an official letter. In her address, Frederiksen condemned the threats coming from American authorities towards Greenland. She noted that the assertions about the necessity of the United States seizing this region are "absolutely nonsensical." "The U.S. has no right to annex any of the three countries that are part of the

05.01.2026, 15:06

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Bloomberg: Rubio to Head U.S. Venezuela Office

The new leadership of the country will focus efforts on the oil industry After the overthrow of Nicolás Maduro, control over Venezuela will be exercised by U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio. This information was published by Bloomberg on Sunday, January 4, citing an anonymous source within the U.S. government. Rubio, who is a Cuban American, was born in Miami to immigrant parents from Cuba, as noted by DW.

05.01.2026, 14:35