Mongolian Heritage Abroad: “The Secret History of the Mongols” has been translated into Finnish (“Mongolian Salainen Historia”), bringing the 13th-century epic chronicle of Genghis Khan to new readers in Finland and Scandinavia. Genghis Khan in the UK: A major exhibition, “Genghis Khan: How the Mongols Changed the World,” opens in Leeds with 248 rare Mongolian artefacts, including stories that highlight women’s roles in the Mongol Empire. Women, Peace and Security: Mongolia’s participation in Khaan Quest-2026 includes the “Women, Peace and Security” training to prepare gender advisors for peacekeeping, with instructors from Mongolia, the USA, and Canada. UN Peacekeeping Spotlight: India’s contingent is preparing for Khaan Quest-2026 in Mongolia, underscoring multilateral training for future peacekeeping tasks. Sports & Youth: The Ulaanbaatar Grand Slam kicks off Olympic qualification for LA 2028, while Mongolia’s judo education push (the Judo Kid Project) continues to grow. Arts in Ulaanbaatar: “GRAPHIC 2026” brings Mongolian and German graphic/printmaking artists together for exhibitions, talks, and workshops. Culture Education in Rome: Mongolia’s embassy introduced nomadic culture and ger life to primary school students in Rome. Global Human Rights Echo: Mongolia’s UN Security Council speech backs women’s participation in peacebuilding, tied to the Women, Peace and Security agenda.