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Look column presents photos of Mongolians who pan for gold illegally at abandoned commercial mines, at the edges of active mining sites, and, increasingly, in national parks. Photos

The Mongolian State Academic Theater of Opera and Ballet is a testament to the nation's love of Western music and its own heritage.

Authorities in Inner Mongolia have sought to stanch protests through a classically Chinese carrot-and-stick approach to ethnic instability.

Ethnic Mongolians seething over the killings of two Mongolians by Han Chinese drivers took their anger to the streets of the capital of Inner Mongolia on Monday.

The Chinese authorities promised Mongolians justice would be done in the death of a herder.

The International Monetary Fund’s reviews of Libya, Bahrain, Egypt and others failed to assess whether reforms, and the nations’ leaders, had popular support.

A budget-minded monk has compiled a photographic record of a Mongolian Buddhist community's tumultuous 20th-century history.

The man, Hada, had been missing since last Friday, when he was reportedly released from the detention center after completing a 15-year sentence.

Hada, imprisoned on charges of espionage and “separatism,” was released last week when his 15-year term was up, but remains missing along with his son and wife.

Media Decoder blog on Cosmopolitan magazine's launch of a Mongolia edition; photo

A major exhibition at the Met in New York shatters any notions that China was a monolithic culture hermetically closed to foreign influence.

Mongolia is on the verge of opening a stock exchange that will finally plug the landlocked nation into the grid of global finance.

While some efforts to resuscitate traditional Mongolian culture have foundered, the broad revival of the morin khuur, or “horse-headed fiddle,” has brought an ancient sound back into the mainstream.

China is creating an infrastructure to open landlocked wealth to the world. The West should build on its success.

Around a century after women won the right to enter parliaments, they are still greatly underrepresented on corporate boards, according to a preliminary report released at the 20th Global Summit of Women.