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Video In Mongolia, A Changing Nomadic Way Of Life

Mongolia is home to one of the world's few remaining nomadic cultures, with some 40 percent of the population making a living by herding animals on the steppes. But economic and social changes are forcing many Mongolians to leave their traditional ways behind. Migrants are arriving in the cities by the thousands, while others have turned to the booming

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Video Post-Soviet Success And Post-Transition Struggle

How has Mongolia fared since its first calls for democratic change 20 years ago?
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Photogallery In Mongolia, Waiting For The Trickle-Down

When boom turned to bust in one Mongolian town, residents turned to the land in search of their piece of the country's billion-dollar mineral wealth.
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Video Reconquering Hero: Mongolians Reclaim What’s Theirs

Mongolia has taken steps to reclaim parts of its unique heritage suppressed under the communist regime. This has meant the resurrection, in ways both noble and pedestrian, of the world's most famous Mongolian.
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