History

• 06 August, 09:00 “It is sad to think that our British guys will be drawn into a war for some Czechs” A cycle of interviews by the 80th anniversary of the start of WWII. Part 1: Great Britain and France
• 22 July, 09:00 Mystery of Aksubayevo findings: Bulgars, Kipchaks or Mongol warriors? The versions of the buried bodies in the thousand-year-old cemetery found by Tatarstan oil workers in the south of Tatarstan
• 05 July, 09:00 “Black zero”: how Russian gambling business survives first decade of ban Casinos were banned in the country 10 years ago, only “conservation areas” remained

• 26 July, 09:00 Legalised Tatar language: a year since introduction of voluntary mother tongue classes at school Supporters of compulsory official language learning in regions: “One can’t treat people’s national feelings disrespectfully”
• 11 July, 09:00 FSB General Mikhaylov: “The interior ministry and FSB evaded the dialogue with the society” The People's Commissariat for Internal Affairs turns 85
• 03 July, 09:00 “If all camp labour was manual, how much could it drive the country?” The foundation of Gulag — forced labour camps — was laid 90 years ago

• 29 May, 09:00 “Monks need silence and seclusion” Metropolitan Feofan blessed the construction of monks' skete
• 20 May, 09:00 “I hope that Dud’s film is the beginning for television to seriously develop the topic of camps”
• 24 April, 09:00 ''They flew and bombed'': about how ''civilized Europeans'' destroy Middle East temples In the wake of the fire in Notre Dame: on the ruins of Damascus, Beirut, Aleppo and other ancient cities

• 24 May, 09:00 “...Then everyone is surprised that 70% of the population — some Stalinist aliens. We should ‘meet the people’ more” Historian Alexander Reznik on the cult of leaders, Trotsky and modern Stalinism
• 25 April, 09:00 The White Crow: about craving for freedom and loyalty to art The film about Rudolf Nuriyev is in Kazan cinemas
• 23 April, 09:00 Assumption Cathedral of Sviyazhsk ready to receive pilgrims and tourists It will be open to the public already at Easter