Mongolia’s "Multi-pivot" Foreign Policy After The Cold War

The international situation of world had changed dramatically since the end of theCold War. While United States continues to play a leading role in handlinginternational affairs, some big powers and regional organizations are also increasinglybecoming important,this creating a comlex pattern in the international system withone super power and other actas. In addition, the division of the international patternis no longer based on the strength of the military forces as a standard, economicpower has become an important factor in shaping the international situation.Therefore, the geo-economic impact of geopolitics largely affected some of thecountry’s foreign policy choices. Since the end of the collapse of the Soviet Union andthe Cold War, Mongolia abandoned the longstanding "one-sided foreign policy”, theformal establishment of a balanced development of the relationship of Russia and thetwo neighboring countries, while developing a new relations with the United States,Japan and other relations among major powers, based in the Asia-Pacific, and thefight for the European Union in the fulcrum of a full range of foreign policy. In recentyears, Mongolia’s foreign policy has been constantly adjusted to promote nationaleconomic development in Mongolia and the country’s political stability. Mongoliabegan to build a multi-fulcrum of foreign policy with more than150countriesfocusing diplomatic relations and economic trade. Mongolia is continuously involvedin regional cooperation, and other world economic organizations, which is mainly dueto the correct leadership of its foreign policy.Analyzed by the one-sided "to point "changes in the foreign policy after the Cold War,given the changing international situation with the Cold War, in the formation of thecauses and the specific content of the" fulcrum "of foreign policy and characteristicsof Mongolia, the analysis of the significant impact of the foreign policy of Mongolia"point" on the domestic and international, the paper analyzes the development ofMongolia’s foreign policy trends.