Ulaanbaatar Mobility: A 4.2-kilometre cross-river cable car is being pitched as a small fix for the capital’s gridlock, with residents hoping it cuts long commutes that can take hours. Cultural Spotlight: An exhibition called “Ulaanbaatar Through the Eyes of the World” opened at Sukhbaatar Square, featuring photos from the international “Crossing Bridges” competition and aiming to showcase Mongolia’s landscapes, nomadic life, and city character. Public Health: Ulaanbaatar’s “Together Against Flu” campaign reports 67.2% vaccination coverage so far, targeting high-risk groups like young children, pregnant women, the elderly, and health and education workers. Youth & Tourism: The Culture, Sports, Tourism and Youth ministry met UNDP on youth development and tourism cooperation, including the Youth Development Strategy 2026–2030 and heritage-linked, climate-resilient projects. Arts: L. Bumandorj’s “Bum Art” solo exhibition at the National Art Gallery of Mongolia has just closed, leaving a vivid steppe-to-ger visual trail for visitors. Sports & Identity: South Korea’s Heo Mi-mi won judo gold at the Asian Games, beating Mongolia’s Ariunzaya Terbish, adding another chapter to Mongolian-Korean sporting ties. Regional Voices: The World Uyghur Congress called for protests and sustained international action over China’s alleged rights abuses affecting Uyghurs, Tibetans, and Southern Mongolians.