Culture
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Winners of Designed and Made in Russia biennial competition brought to Kazan
Felt, wood, recycled plastic are among the materials of the exhibition. The authors sought to find identity
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MOÑ theatre venue closes the season with the launch of film photography exhibition
“This exhibition is not about perfection, but on the contrary, about chance,” say its organizers
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To expand the cemetery, close the strip club, and raise the price of milk: what residents of Tatarstan asking deputies for
Nearly 2,000 requests have been submitted to elected representatives
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Igor Tsvirko: ‘Modern productions may be fleeting, but the classics are eternal’
A principal dancer of the Bolshoi Theatre, performing the lead role in Zorba the Greek, speaks about the development of global ballet and the ideas for his own productions
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Non-symbolic protection: consequences of a legal amendment safeguarding religious symbols from retouching
The “loss” of religious symbols in images of places of worship will now come at a high cost
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Alsu Sungatullina: ‘National music lives if it is passed down from generation to generation’
The Kazan composer about young talents in the profession, the division of generations and the future of Tatar classical music
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Tatarstan deputies secured the preservation of ‘native language’ term from ministry of education
According to Ilshat Aminov, such changes indicate that the federal centre is listening to the republic
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Farid Mukhametshin: ‘Every nation has the right to its mother tongue!’
The Tatarstan government is preparing proposals to resolve the issue with the exclusion of the concept of “mother tongue” from the Federal State Educational Standard
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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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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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Alexey Arzamazov: ‘People ask me what your favourite language is. And I say Tatar’
Earlier, there were also published self-study guides on Tatar, Udmurt, and a book on the Erzya language is planned
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Yevgeny Sultanov: ‘The development of Russian to the detriment of the languages of the peoples of Russia is a time bomb!’
The deputy of the State Council of the Republic of Tatarstan, associate professor of the Law Faculty of Kazan Federal University (KFU) on legislative initiatives in language policy
