Mongolia's 'permanent neutrality' may prove ephemeral
Mongolia is set to enact into law a foreign policy of 'permanent neutrality'
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- Regional tensions
- Neutrality vs alignment
- Mongolia's security and autonomy
- North Korea calls
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_350.jpg "President of Mongolia Tsakhia Elbegdorj (Reuters/Max Duncan)")