UN Diplomacy: President Khurelsukh spoke at UNGA 81, warning that global military spending has hit record levels and urging funds be redirected to poverty, climate and hunger; Mongolia also announced a bid for a non-permanent UN Security Council seat and highlighted its peacekeeping role, including operations in Haiti. Haiti Mission: Khurelsukh met Haiti’s PM during UNGA, with both sides stressing cooperation against criminal groups and pledging close coordination to protect Mongolian peacekeepers at the Vertier base. Australia Talks: Mongolia’s parliament speaker met Australia’s Milton Dick, discussing help for the Altantuya Shaariibuu case, visa easing and possible direct flights, plus investment and education cooperation. Energy & Industry: A 16,000 m³ oil storage tank complex is now operating, and the government approved a Baganuur coal pyrolysis plant via public-private partnership to cut Ulaanbaatar pollution. Tourism Boost: Ulaanbaatar’s Ayan Zalaat became Mongolia’s first MICHELIN Key hotel, spotlighting premium hospitality. Investment Plan: Cabinet presented a 2026–2028 action plan targeting USD 5.5B in annual foreign investment inflows by 2028. Sports (Mongolia in focus): Mongolia’s teams faced tough Asian Games results, including losses to the Philippines in 3×3 basketball and beach volleyball, while Mongolia’s athletes also appeared in boxing and other matchups.