Society
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‘What kind of revival is this?’: mortgage issuance in Tatarstan jumps 38% amid tighter rules
As many as 4,000 families in the republic purchased housing in October, taking advantage of the still-valid 6% interest rate under the family mortgage programme
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Ilya Volfson: ‘The case is not widespread, but far more devastating for those affected’
The State Duma has proposed methods to combat fraud in the purchase of real estate from pensioners
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How AI in Russia violates consumer rights and shapes the political agenda
And what aliens who arrived in Cheboksary have to do with it
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‘A mockery of screening’, a shortage of medical staff, space, and funding: what oncologists in Tatarstan are complaining about
Tatarstan’s doctors, at a meeting with State Duma deputies, spoke about the changes they expect in the sector
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Bright flavours of autumn: Pumpkin Day at TAIF-NK surprised even the most discerning gourmets
The company’s canteens have developed a themed menu and set up a photo zone
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Sustainable development in Tatarstan: the republic overcomes poverty but falls behind on gender equality
Environmental issues remain a priority
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‘We are at the lowest point of birth rates’: why young people are postponing parenthood
Experts propose introducing psychological counselling offices in universities to encourage childbirth among students
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‘Eastern Bazaar in Kazan’ — an instrument of people’s diplomacy
The festival now has four official languages — Arabic has been added
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Public activists urge Russia’s Prosecutor General to review legality of recycling fee hike
Car owners question the legality of linking the recycling fee rate to engine power
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WB instead of corner shops: wine delivery to pickup points kill local liquor stores?
Russia’s Ministry of Digital Development has announced a pilot project for selling Russian wine via marketplaces, but the latter say they are “ready, though it is unclear for what exactly”
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Tatarstan aims to boost tourist numbers to 4.4 million by 2028
But the target may well be exceeded
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Kazan prepares for the expansion of federal coffee chains
The coffee market in major cities is growing by 8–10% annually, even though large chains are pushing out local players, while Kazan leads the country in coffee prices
