Overview
- Parliament appointed N. Uchral as the 35th prime minister on Monday with 82.2% support, and he pledged leaner government, steady fuel supply, and targeted relief from price shocks.
- Economic lawmakers on Tuesday advanced a revised Russia jet‑fuel pact that shortens the term to 15 years and shifts disputes to an arbitral tribunal in Minsk rather than a Russian forum.
- The Budget Committee on Wednesday pressed officials over the Tuul expressway, after a lawmaker warned the project’s cost could jump by ₮2.3 trillion and strain the economy.
- A state audit reported average implementation of the 2025 national plan at 58.1%, and Uchral told colleagues many mega projects should be deferred in favor of realistic, measurable plans.
- Labor leaders on Wednesday urged a fast 2026 budget revision to fund promised pay rises in health, education, and energy, warning that legal grounds for strikes now exist if talks stall.