Economy
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The ruble under protection: Russia’s resources against oil sanctions
The ruble under protection: Russia’s resources against oil sanctions
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The State Tourism Committee of Tatarstan to distribute almost 1.6 billion rubles to develop glamping sites
The authorities would like to see more family formats, but glamping tourists have not “run away” to create them
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‘Elmira, if you let it go, it will be difficult to fix it later!’
Rustam Minnikhanov instructed the government's economic bloc to monitor the situation on the labour market
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Okay to have a drink, but not to have a pick-up point?
The initiative of a Bashkir senator to ban pick-up points (PUP) in residential buildings due to harm to residents has not found justification in Tatarstan
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Money by the will of Allah: why Islamic banking market growing slowly in Russia
During the next three years of the experiment, Russia hopes for increased investment and the legalisation of shadow players
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Why Tatarstan lags behind in the ranking of Russia’s creative regions
The reason is the absence of a unified centre responsible for the development of the sector in the republic, experts explain
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How businesses are switching to domestic software: ‘Cheaper, but training eats up the savings’
Property developers, hoteliers, restaurateurs — who in Tatarstan was the first to master Russian software
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Eva Merkacheva: ‘A maniac is always a magnetic figure’
Journalist and human rights activist Eva Merkacheva — on the romanticisation of maniacs, their fans, and the oblivion of crime victims
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Almost half of employers in Tatarstan face staff shortages
The greatest demand is in retail, medicine, and pharmacy
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Tatarstan-2050 Strategy: huge population growth and construction boom around Kazan
Key challenges and digital architecture required for project implementation
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JPMorgan and Singaporean regulatory key to banking token revolution
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Tatarstan restaurateurs increase revenue to 37.7 bn rubles thanks to tourists
Catering business owners attribute this to the BRICS effect, while hoteliers complain of incomplete occupancy
