Rural emergency access: Mongolia’s Prime Minister and Health Minister handed over 80 ambulances fitted with medical equipment and Starlink to remote soums under an ADB-funded program, aiming to keep services running during snow, dzud, and hard road conditions while improving emergency response and connectivity. Primary care push: A national forum on “Soum Health Center” development stressed stronger primary healthcare to prevent disease and detect it early, alongside reducing paperwork forms and improving rural staffing support, including better doctor-to-nurse ratios. Bilateral health cooperation: President Khurelsukh met Luxembourg’s Grand Duke and highlighted Luxembourg’s support for Mongolia’s National Cardiovascular Center at the Third Central Hospital, with construction underway using a EUR 22m grant and plans for expanded interventional and emergency services. One Health in practice: Mongolia shared its pastoral rangeland experience at a UN FAO Rome conference on One Health in agrifood systems, linking global rangeland protection with Mongolia’s knowledge and declarations for pastoralists. Measles warning: A global health update notes measles is resurging due to vaccine coverage gaps and weakened trust, urging stronger routine immunization and outreach. Sports & health: Mongolia-linked regional coverage included a major Asian Games soft tennis medal story about recovery from typhoid and infection, underscoring how illness can derail training and how athletes rebuild.