Mongolia in Focus: Mongolia’s UN peacekeeping role grows as Mongolian forces take command of the multinational “Anti-Banditry Forces” headquarters in Haiti for the first time, with Major General Erdenebat Batsuuri leading operations in Port-au-Prince. Energy & Trade: Mongolia reports a weekend fuel boost: 5,160 tons of Russian AI-92 (86 wagons) arrived via the Sukhbaatar border checkpoint, covering about 2.5 days of national consumption, with more shipments expected and distribution to Ulaanbaatar and provinces underway. Culture & Society: In Ulaanbaatar, a 10-year-old girl independently translated and published the graphic novel “Sisters” into Mongolian after a year of work, turning a gift into a new reading option for local kids. Sports & Integrity: Kyrgyzstan’s ITF taekwondo team missed Mongolia’s Asian Championship after alleged ticket fraud left paid funds unused, prompting appeals to authorities and sports federations. Weather Watch: China renewed alerts for rainstorms and severe convective weather, including warnings affecting Inner Mongolia and parts of north China. Global Diplomacy: Estonia named new ambassadors, including a former ambassador to China who also covered Mongolia, as postings shift across the region.