Trending on X, 2 PM: parliamentary ceremony, wrestling, Miss Universe, TMK, HUN Party, chemistry olympiad

Here are the six topics Mongolian users discussed on X between 10:00 and 14:16 on November 10. Mongolian Pride Day continued, with a ceremonial session of parliament, the awarding of the Chinggis Khaan order and a national wrestling tournament the main subjects in this window. Topics from earlier roundups are repeated only when there is a genuine new development. Engagement figures are as of 14:30.

1. Parliament holds a ceremonial session, and the Academy of Sciences receives the Chinggis Khaan order (new development)

The morning roundup reported the flag and Nine White Banners ceremony on Sükhbaatar Square, and that a ceremonial session of parliament would start at 10:00. That session has now taken place. According to Mongolian National Broadcaster (MNB), the State Great Khural held the session in the Ikh Khuraldai hall of the State Palace to mark the 820th anniversary of the founding of the Great Mongol Empire, the 864th anniversary of the birth of Chinggis Khaan and Mongolian Pride Day. President U. Khurelsukh, Prime Minister N. Uchral, senior officials, former parliamentary leaders, recipients of the Chinggis Khaan order and foreign diplomats attended. Speaker S. Byambatsogt opened the session and the president delivered remarks. At the close, the speaker presented the final wording of a resolution adopted on 6 November on honouring Chinggis Khaan's statehood heritage, including an instruction for the government to draft a law banning use of his official portrait on alcohol and tobacco packaging. The resolution was not newly adopted today. GoGo.mn also reported that, by presidential decree, the first-class Chinggis Khaan order, the state's highest decoration, was awarded to the Academy of Sciences, which traces its roots to the Institute of Script, and was received by the academy's president, S. Demberel. A greeting posted from the hall by a member of parliament (@dganbat_mn) was the most-engaged post in this window; MP D. Tsogtbaatar shared photographs of the session.

2. The Chinggis Khaan Cup wrestling tournament gets under way (new development)

Yesterday's roundup said the tournament would be held today; the wrestlers have now taken the field. According to iKon.mn, 128 wrestlers are competing for the Chinggis Khaan Cup on Mongolian Pride Day, including Darkhan Avarga N. Batsuuri, Dayan Avarga B. Orkhonbayar and national champion O. Khangai. In the first round, Batsuuri was drawn against sum champion P. Nyamjav, and Orkhonbayar against sum champion D. Delgerdalai. ReelNews.mn reported that this is Orkhonbayar's first time competing with the Dayan Avarga title.

3. Miss Universe Mongolia winner E. Enkhdelgereh says her contract was cancelled

E. Enkhdelgereh, the national winner of Miss Universe Mongolia 2026, told UBn.mn that she had been preparing to compete at Miss Universe but was informed the day before her flight that the organisation had cancelled her contract, without being given a reason, and that she is still in shock. UBn.mn added that a notice on the Miss Universe Mongolia account said runner-up O. Namuunaa would take her place, a change that has drawn public criticism. Hemnel.mn reported the substitution on 6 November and noted that the reason remained unclear. No official explanation has been published. Read more in a separate article: https://www.egov.mn/en/article/e-enkhdelgereh-says-her-miss-universe-contract-was-cancelled-the-day-before-her-flight

4. TMK Energy says it set a monthly methane production record at Gurvantes

According to Zogii.mn, Australia-listed TMK Energy said average daily output at its Gurvantes XXXV coal-seam methane project in Ömnögovi reached 971 cubic metres in October, 11 percent higher than September's 872 cubic metres. The company said acceptance of its declaration of a gas discovery has opened a path toward applying for a production licence of up to 30 years. Zogii.mn also relayed the company's view that export is possible because the field lies about 20 kilometres from the Chinese border. That is not a statement that gas is already being exported; a commercial production and sales agreement has not been confirmed. The same figures and regulatory step were reported in international coverage on 9 November. A post sharing the story drew attention on X.

5. The capital HUN Party signs a memorandum with Seoul's Democratic Party

According to UBn.mn, the capital branch of the HUN Party and Seoul's Democratic Party signed a memorandum of cooperation in Seoul on 6 November. The document was signed by T. Otgonbaatar, chairman of the capital HUN Party committee, and Kim Yeong-bae, leader of Seoul's Democratic Party, and provides for exchanges on urban planning, young political leaders, tourism and culture, the site reported. The news circulated on X today.

6. Mongolian students won 14 medals at the Beruni chemistry olympiad, Zogii.mn reports

According to Zogii.mn, the third Abu Rayhan Beruni International Chemistry Olympiad (ARBIChO 2026), held in Nukus, Karakalpakstan, from 3 to 9 November, ended with Mongolian students winning 3 silver and 11 bronze medals, 14 in all. The site named the silver medallists as Kh. Khongor of Baga Tenger School, D. Garid of Ulaanbaatar School No. 44 and B. Bishrelt of Shine Mongol School. Official Uzbek reports confirm that Mongolia took part and that the awards ceremony was held on the 9th. The medal count and names in this item are based on Zogii.mn's report.

Methodology: We ranked posts from about 200 major news and influential accounts found through X search, plus more than 50 keyword searches, by an engagement score (likes + 2× reposts + views/100), and checked the facts against news sites. Posts that could not be verified or that carried a risk of defamation were left out. Views expressed by individuals on X do not represent the position of egov.mn.