Culture
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New history textbooks: ‘Russia is stopping being a country with an unpredictable past’
Russian Education Minister Sergey Kravtsov and Vladimir Medinsky presented a new line of history textbooks
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Kazan to bring together more than 150 jazzmen from BRICS+ countries
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Mintimer Shaimiev: ‘In the conditions of modern realities, it is extremely important to focus on the spiritual values common to all mankind’
Bolgar is hosting the festival Spiritual Unity of Russia — Message to the World!
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A Fantastic Journey to Kazania and other short films
Young filmmakers from the BRICS countries have gathered to make a film in a week
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Rauf Khasanov: ‘It's not up to grandparents to teach the language. Family first, then school’
Language education issues discussed at Hay Bazaar festival
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Elena Valeeva: ‘Modern architecture should be tolerant to the memory of the place’
Can new buildings reflect the historical memory of the area?
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‘The project is utopian, but Kazan has conquered bigger mountains’
The fate of an underground gallery on Bauman Street was discussed in Kazan
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Ancient Korans, detective stories and mosque photos
The diversity of pre-revolutionary Tatar literature has been presented at the Museum of Islamic Culture in Kazan
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Reading reduces stress levels in adults by 68%, and children start reading thanks to comics
Philologist Igor Guryanov explained how we read
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Johanna Ross-Fraser: ‘She lived almost all her life in Scotland, but admitted that her soul was Russian’
Scottish Johanna Ross-Fraser, the granddaughter of the writer Eugenie Fraser, spoke about her Russian grandmother and the history of the publication of her book in Russia
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Sergey Belyakov: ‘No need to invent, you need to find’
Modern writers explained how to restore forgotten pages of history in literary works
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Yuma: ‘It’s amazing how they find something of their own in the Chuvash culture’
Tatar laboratories, Udmurt design and Slavic dark folk were discussed at the Itil festival
