Culture
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Gloom in literature of the world’s happiest countries
Translators explained how detective stories from different Scandinavian countries differ
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lunami: ‘To believe, to hope and to thank’
The Kazan-Petersburg singer has only three songs online, but already tens of thousands of auditions
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The Consulate General of India in Kazan to become the door for Russian tourist traffic to the country, Elmira Khabibullina says
The dean of the Higher School of Oriental Studies about the opening of the Indian Consulate in Kazan and the prospects for Russian-Indian relations
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Wind of Change taking year-long pause?
Stagnation and lack of a clear strategy have taken their toll
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‘We must tell our children about our ancestors': genealogy festival in Kazan
Family Tree — Celebration of Genealogy festival took place near Al Marjani Mosque in Kazan’s Old Tatar Settlement
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How neural network can help preserve the Tatar language
Generation of ideas, improvement of texts and much more. Part 1
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Rustem Mukhametzyanov: ‘There has been a decline in Japanese learning recently’
An associate professor of Kazan Federal University on the transition of Kazan students to friendly countries’ languages and the popularity of Korean pop culture
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Will books be able to replace Netflix?
Book consumption in the country was discussed at the Russian Creative Week
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Tatyana Chernoguzova: ‘We live in the era of Tatar Renaissance’
The designer from Kazan is looking for a visual Tatar cultural code
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‘The search for something new is in the past’: Kazan residents shown weddings of Tatarstan peoples
Seven national wedding rituals were presented at Gorky Park as part of Tree of Life project
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Asya Volodina: ‘The isolation and digital world turn out to be closer for Zoomers than connection with real people’
Writer Asya Volodina is a guest of a new edition of Bookshelf
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Preserving traditions: Nizhnekamsk celebrates Sabantuy
Nizhnekamsk oil refiners congratulated everyone on the Plow Holiday
