Highlights of the week:

1. The new mayor of Ulaanbaatar city is nominated
2. Some universities will be moved to other cities
3. The general director of the Public TV and Radio resigned

Highlights of the week: 1. The new mayor of Ulaanbaatar city is nominated 2. Some universities will be moved to other cities 3. The general director of the Public TV and Radio resigned

Defacto Review (20.11.01)

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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