Love in 3rd century BC: It was a lot like now
A plump, naughty looking winged baby with a bow and arrow: sounds like the illustration on a Valentine's Day card, right? Wrong: it's a two-thousand-year-old statue on show in New York.
Boeing asks US authorities to allow 787 test flights
Boeing asked US aviation authorities Monday to let them carry out 787 Dreamliner test flights after the planes were grounded worldwide following a fire risk linked to the plane's lithium batteries.
Italian musician sings in Kazakh
Italian musician Son Pascal presented his new song and video called Zhanym Sol in Astana.
Agriculture Ministry to submit suggestions on fodder production
How can elite cattle produce milk and meat in high volumes if we don't even have out own fodder production set up: Serik Akhmetov.
Presidents of Kazakhstan and Russia to meet in Moscow
The presidents will meet to discuss joint work in the Common Economic Space and Eurasian Economic Union.
Kazakhstan moves to line 7 in Davis Cup ranking
Kazakhstan team has improved its position in the Davis Cup ranking owing to its victory over Austria’s team.
Tennis: Andrey Golubev moves 22 lines up in ATP ranking
Kazakhstan tennis professional Andrey Golubev has moved 22 lines up in the ATP ranking and is ranked 165th now.
Kim Jong-Un and the mystery smartphone
A picture of North Korea's Kim Jong-Un with a smartphone has triggered fevered speculation about which brand is favoured by the leader of one of the world's most repressive nations.
Tennis: Czechs outlast Switzerland in 7-hour match
The Davis Cup Doubles match between Czech's Tomas Berdych/Lukas Rosol and Switzerland's Chiudinelli/Wawrinka lasted for seven hours and two minutes.
Third world is swamped with fake TB drugs: study
Africa, India and other developing countries are awash in fake or sub-standard drugs for tuberculosis, fuelling the rise of treatment-resistant strains of TB.
Scientists 'print' 3D object with stem cells
Scientists on Monday said that for the first time they had printed 3D objects using human embryonic stem cells, furthering the quest to fabricate transplantable organs.
Young musicians seek to show new Afghan face
Some of them call an orphanage home. One used to spend her days selling plastic bags. And this month, the Afghan teenagers are taking the stage of the most prestigious US concert halls.
Tennis: Kazakhstan to play against Czech team in Davis Cup quarterfinals
The Kazakhstan national tennis team will play against the Czech team in the quarterfinals of the Davis Cup.
Russian-born press baron to set up London TV station
Russian-born press baron Evgeny Lebedev has won a licence to run a new digital television station for Londoners.
Online search ads expose racial bias: study
Ads pegged to Google search results can be racially biased because of how certain names are associated with blacks or whites.
France bombs Islamist supply routes in Mali
French fighter jets have pounded Islamist supply bases in northern Mali seeking to flush the insurgents out of hiding, as France and the US on Monday called for African troops to quickly take over the operation.
Argentine supermarkets freeze prices after IMF censure
Supermarket chains in Argentina agreed to freeze their prices for 60 days in an attempt to rein in inflation.
Investigation launched into alleged suicide of a National Security Committee Border Guard Service official
Following his return from border patrolling, captain Kadralinov committed suicide over a family row: an official statement.
Supporters of Venezuela's Chavez march on coup anniversary
Supporters of ailing Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez marched in Caracas on Monday marking the day 21 years ago that their leader, then a young paratrooper officer, launched a failed military coup.
'Last' Soderbergh film, French divas battle at Berlinale
Steven Soderbergh's "last" movie, a battle of French screen icons and daring looks at homosexuality in the Catholic Church will vie for gold at the Berlin film festival starting.
