US EditionProtests against prime minister in Mongolia could lead to government shake-up
- Hundreds of mostly young protesters in Ulaanbaatar have called for Prime Minister Luvsannamsrain Oyun-Erdene's resignation amid allegations of corruption in May 2025.
- The protests follow a social media post showing a lavish gift linked to the prime minister's family, which intensified longstanding public anger over corruption and inequality.
- The demonstrators have occupied Sukhbaatar Square for nine days, demanding resignation while coalition leaders meet amid an emerging rift after the largest party ejected its junior partner.
- Protest organizer Ulamsaikhan said, "The prime minister has to resign" to establish accountability, but the prime minister’s office called the claims a "smear" and denied wrongdoing.
- These events suggest growing political instability as Mongolia grapples with corruption accusations, economic worries, and a coalition government facing possible collapse.
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Protests against prime minister in Mongolia could lead to government shake-up
Mongolia’s 10-month-old coalition government appears to be breaking up as daily protests calling on the prime minister to resign enter their ninth day.
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Young Mongolians demand PM resign over corruption claims
Hundreds of young Mongolians turned out this week in the country's capital calling for the prime minister's resignation on allegations of corruption, a longstanding source of deep public anger in the landlocked democracy.
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