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Belarus's reported delivery of three attack helicopters to the forces of Ivory Coast's incumbent leader, Laurent Gbagbo, would violate an arms embargo that has been in place since 2004, the United Nations said, Kazakhstan Today reports.

The National Bank of the Republic of Kazakhstan fixed the foreign currency exchange rates to the tenge for March 1:

Doctors warn parents not to give their children who have a simple fever paracetamol and ibuprofen amid adverse outcomes, Kazakhstan Today reports.

Brent crude rose over 1 percent to near $114 a barrel on Monday as protests in Oman fuels fears about security of supply from the Middle East and North Africa, Kazakhstan Today reports.

Egyptian soldiers used force to break up a protest demanding more political reform on Saturday, Kazakhstan Today reports.

The leader of the Ekhtalef ("Difference") Movement used Match.com of the Middle East to send coded love letters to organize the revolution, Kazakhstan Today reports.

The study has found newborn mice can re-grow their own hearts, Kazakhstan Today reports.

Two people were killed in Oman on Sunday, while Bahrain's king reshuffled his cabinet Saturday and Saudi academics called for the replacement of the current government with a constitutional monarchy, Kazakhstan Today reports.

17 killed in Brazilian pre-carnival parade, Kazakhstan Today reports.

Gaddafi's nurse has returned home, to Ukraine, Kazakhstan Today reports.

Iraq's largest oil refinery, in Baiji, was attacked on Saturday in which gunmen stormed the vast complex, killed one engineer and set off several bombs, Kazakhstan Today reports.

BBC News has cancelled three of its language services, Kazakhstan Today reports.

The UN Security Council has voted unanimously to impose sanctions on Muammar Gaddafi's Libyan regime for killing civilians who have risen in an unprecedented revolt against the regime, Kazakhstan Today reports.