History

• 22 May, 09:00 Nearly 1k corruption crimes at 1bl identified in Tatarstan 7 Days: from the passions around the Tatar language to the new tourist introductions in Kazan
• 15 May, 09:00 Monument to Nuriyev in Kazan: can Mikhail Shemyakin become the author?
• 11 May, 09:00 Vsevolod Chaplin: ''The siege time bred many sins and crimes'' ‘‘Too little’’ survivors of the siege? Archpriest Vsevolod Chaplin’s column

• 18 May, 09:00 ''All national republics need to be against this law because it kills the concept of 'mother tongue'' Ilshat Aminov about compulsory Tatar language classes at schools and his fight for the conservation of the mother tongue
• 11 May, 09:00 Main Wehrmacht's tank became bogged down near Kazan, and Tiger I and Panther tanks were repaired at Kazan plant A World of Tanks consultant about how the capital of the Tatar Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic was the centre for work with foreign tanks of the Second World War
• 03 May, 09:00 Ural Sultanov: ''I was given general space training together with others'' About how the graduate of the Suvorov military school in Kazan becomes a test pilot of the legendary spacecraft Buran

• 28 April, 09:00 Vsevolod Chaplin: ''DNA testing must play a key role in identifying the remains. But…'' Are the imperial remains falsification? An old Chicago newspaper questions the official version
• 28 March, 09:00 ''When the script of The Golden Horde was brought, it became clear they wanted to shoot a melodrama'' Rafael Khakimov’s interview about the high-profile series and prospects of Tatarstan in Vladimir Putin’s new term
• 26 March, 09:00 Fight against drunkenness: Kazan decided to fight against alcoholism with moonshine museum Despite Muslims' discontent, a room for degustation of the strong drink has opened

• 20 April, 09:00 History of success: how Vladimir Lushnikov raised chemical industry in Tatarstan Factory’s veterans about the first director of Kazanorgsintez PJSC
• 27 March, 09:00 ''Russian literature tells about hopelessness and dead end. Everything falls apart, everybody dies, everyone ceases to love'' Aleksey Vdovin, a literary historian, tells why modern and foreign literature are not taught at schools and what problems it is fraught wit
• ''You can’t love your homeland and be humane at the same time'' 26 March, 09:00