Some 1,500 protesters stormed the headquarters of Mongolia’s biggest political party on Thursday, one day after it pulled out of the country’s 15-month-old ruling coalition. No injuries or arrests were reported. The protesters, who had earlier gathered in the city’s central square for a rally, shattered the main doors of the headquarters of the Mongolian People’s Revolution Party and entered the building looking for party leaders. Full Story
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