Highlights of the week:

1.How  should the political party be registered in the constitution?
2. Is the Government improving the business environment?
3. Preparation for president Putin's visit

Highlights of the week: 1.How should the political party be registered in the constitution? 2. Is the Government improving the business environment? 3. Preparation for president Putin's visit

Defacto Review (19.09.01)

Jargal Dambadarjaa is a Mongolian political and economic observer, columnist, and TV host for Defacto Debate, Defacto Review, and Defacto Interview. 
He is a founder of The Defacto Institute, an independent research think tank that also publishes the ’The Defacto Gazette’, a weekly independent, nonpartisan, analytical newspaper covering the politics and economics of Mongolia-in English, Japanese, Russian, and Mongolian.

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Jargal Dambadarjaa is a Mongolian political and economic observer, columnist, and TV host for Defacto Debate, Defacto Review, and Defacto Interview. He is a founder of The Defacto Institute, an independent research think tank that also publishes the ’The Defacto Gazette’, a weekly independent, nonpartisan, analytical newspaper covering the politics and economics of Mongolia-in English, Japanese, Russian, and Mongolian.

Jargal Dambadarjaa is a Mongolian political and economic observer, columnist, and TV host for Defacto Debate, Defacto Review, and Defacto Interview. 
He is a founder of&nbsp;The Defacto Institute, an independent research think tank that also publishes the ’The Defacto Gazette’, a weekly independent, nonpartisan, analytical newspaper covering the politics and economics of Mongolia-in English, Japanese, Russian, and Mongolian.

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