History
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Ravil Gaynutdin: ‘We must unite all our efforts to prevent a universal immoral catastrophe’
Muslim Spiritual Board of Russia has returned to Kazan with a large-scale conference in the run-up to the BRICS heads of state meeting
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How Tatar writers lived in the 1930s: Jalil — at Rabfak, Taktash — in the passage, Kamalovsky — in the TYuZ
A walk through the centre of Kazan from the point of view of a literary critic
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‘It’s all beautiful, native, created by the hands of our people’
Khazine tells about the Tatar wedding
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‘A lot in modern literature feels like vomit’
Historian Ivan Rotov tells what Russian intellectuals read in the era of “timelessness”
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Yury Khabrov: ‘Scammers extort money from veterans of SVO military, promising to help even in dead-end situations — it cannot be allowed!’
Issues of interdepartmental cooperation to ensure the rights of veterans were discussed during the visit to Kazan of the executive director of the Defenders of the Fatherland Foundation
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Irada Ayupova: ‘It is a challenge for all of us, for residents — are we worthy of this theatre?’
Minister of Culture of Tatarstan discussed with journalists the new Kamalovsky building and the film festival
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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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‘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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Korean Wave: viral K-pop clips to remain in open access?
Whether the geopolitical relations between Russia and North Korea can lead to a ban on South Korean pop culture
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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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Horse breeder Farid Nabiullin: ‘We don’t need the Olympic Games, we have our own national games’
Tatarstan unites Turkic peoples with a horse competition
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Karine Gevorgyan: ‘The pendulum of Western dominance is collapsing, it has moved to the East!’
