Mongolia PM resigns after anti-corruption protests
Munkhnaran Bayarlkhagva, a political analyst and former adviser on Mongolia's National Security Council, said protesters had effectively helped force a vote on "the legitimacy of the (country's) political system". "The Mongolian Generation Z showed they are willing and able to be a politically engaged, mature and active electorate," he told AFP.
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Munkhnaran Bayarlkhagva, a political analyst and former adviser on Mongolia's National Security Council, said protesters had effectively helped force a vote on "the legitimacy of the (country's) political system". "The Mongolian Generation Z showed they are willing and able to be a politically engaged, mature and active electorate," he told AFP.
