2025
Adiyasuren Rentsendorj, Editor-in-Chief, GoGo.mn, Mongol Content LLC, Ulaanbaatar. Adiyasuren is the Editor-in-Chief of GoGo.mn, one of Mongolia’s leading news websites, and manages Yolo.mn, the country’s first dedicated platform for youth and teenagers. She has 15 years of experience in journalism. Through the Asian Journalism Fellowship (AJF) program, she aims to explore the use of artificial intelligence in digital journalism, study international best practices for combating misinformation, and examine strategies for building reader engagement and trust. Her personal interests include ballet, fine arts, tennis, pole art, and comedy.
2019
Khulan Jugder, Editor-in-Chief, UB.Life and Gereg Magazine. Eight years in journalism, Khulan works in online journalism. Given her country’s youthful population, she says the challenge for journalists is to find the balance between entertaining, informing and engaging young people in ways they will respond to. Her interests are music, photography, films, tennis and swimming. For her AJF research project, she wants to look at Singapore’s e-governance efforts.
2018
Enkhtsetseg Boldbaatar is an editor at Mongolian Economy Magazine, a bilingual business magazine, and has tracked Mongolia’s economic boom, decline and comeback. For her AJF research project Tsetse wants to understand state wealth and asset management in Singapore to draw possible lessons for her country. Tsetse enjoys travelling, reading, trekking and volleyball.
2017
Bolor Zaankhuu is a producer and journalist with Eagle Broadcasting in Ulaanbaatar and the first Mongolian participant in the Asia Journalism Fellowship. She was editor-in-chief of Cosmopolitan magazine’s Mongolia edition before deciding to challenge herself with a switch to covering serious socio-economic issues as a TV journalist. While in Singapore she wants to find out how tripartism – which brings together government, employers and unions – can work for the economyl.
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