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“I did not think you had so many questions”: what awaits Kuzmin from the new position at “Rubin”?
The acting head coach of “Rubin” gave his first big press conference at the club base
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Antimatter trap, portrait of an ancient human, melanoma vaccine
Interesting science news of the week
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Alexey Potapov: “Razin has the opportunity to start everything from a clean slate”
We analyze the start of the KHL regular championship together with a two-time Gagarin Cup winner as part of “Ak Bars” and “Avangard”
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Pavel Cherepanov: “The set-piece playbook for Rubin was devised by Berdyev”
Recollections of a coach from the former coaching staff of the Kazan football club
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Dejan Stanojevic: “We are to start in the qualifiers to get to the European Championship”
The head coach of the Russian water polo national team — about the team's immediate tasks, the main challenges and the role of young players
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The House of the Actor is relaunching: from the satire theater to a music laboratory
Thanks to a grant, its own equipment has appeared here
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Flying Tesla sports car, “digital mold”: the main from the world of technology
The head of Microsoft called for creating an “emergency brake” for AI, Apple is preparing to launch an AI platform in China
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“KOS-Sintez” became the sole leader of the Eurasian Water Polo League
Now the Kazan team is preparing for the start in the Conference Cup
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Taliya Minullina: “90% of investments went to 10 districts — that scares me very much”
District officials are being trained to work with investors, instilling the idea that “each one sits on a potential gold mine”
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Brazil is losing its harvest, the coffee business is under attack: what should the consumer expect?
New forecasts no longer leave doubts that the rise in coffee prices will continue in the near future
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Chest, skeleton, pirates: how Stevenson assembled “Treasure Island” from other people's stories
Book of the week — the adventure novel by the British writer Robert Louis Stevenson “Treasure Island”
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Gogol's neurotome, Trump's AI tsar: where else technology has managed to penetrate
Norway will ban wearing AI glasses, Musk will rename SpaceXAI because of Trump's decree, scientists have taught AI to understand mistakes from brain signals
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The Englishman who offended Kazan: what we learned about Turnerelli from the book “The British Tatar”
The National Museum of the Republic of Tatarstan has published a book about the artist Edward Tracy Turnerelli. We tell what can be learned new from it, and what has remained a mystery
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Particles from the depths of the Universe, the mirror nature of life, the “switch” of neurons
We explain what the Nobel Prize in scientific disciplines was awarded for in 2026
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Roman Anisimov: “In Spain they do not make kazylyk, and in Tatarstan — jamon”
A seller of delicacies and farm products — about the peculiarities of business, imports and local producers
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By the path of film: how Russia lived and what it watched
The State Film Museum brought a large-scale exhibition to Kazan
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“Caissa!” instead of “Lord!”: how Russian literature was replaced by chess and what came of it
The writer Alexey Konakov at the presentation of his novel “Tabiya Thirty-Two” told how the mechanism of ideology became the basis of a “fantastic opera” about chess in the 2080s
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To win the championship, “Bars Wings” now need skill and luck
Otherwise another gold will not be seen
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Yonville: how a Norman village turned into a museum of a non-existent place
Book of the week — Gustave Flaubert's novel “Madame Bovary”
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“We had to learn from UNICS how to play”: Ivanovic was furious at Zenit's collapse
The Kazan team achieved its largest victory over the Petersburg team in the history of playing in the VTB United League
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“The Days of the Turbins” is one hundred years old: how a play permitted for one season lived a century
Bulgakov's play became the main hit of the season among the “non-party” public and Stalin's favorite performance. It was banned, taken off, and returned to the stage
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Allergy vaccine, Napoleon's letter, a mine from an oil well
Interesting science news of the week
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Olive Schreiner's “The African Farm” — a genuine bestseller of the late Victorian era
In 1883 Olive Schreiner published a bestselling novel under a male pseudonym, which became a manifesto of the “new woman”
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Nurbek Batulla did not explain how to understand a dance performance
The Nizhnekamsk Tatar Theater is on tour in Kazan
