History
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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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Iran’s Consul Davoud Mirzakhani: ‘Our directors want to build a bridge between modernism and the preservation of values’
Altyn Minbar is opening with an Iranian film about divorce
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Zulfiya Sungatullina: ‘Mintimer Shaimiyev said it was easy to refuse, we have to work’
Spiritual Unity of Russia — a Message to the World! festival that began in Sviyazhsk will continue in Bolgar
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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
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How the republic’s kids were distracted from gadgets
Rituals associated with children of the peoples of Tatarstan were shown in Gorky Park
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Bulat Khanov: ‘Then Russia was learning to dream’
Writer Bulat Khanov — about the 1920s, the brightest period of Russian literature
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Artem Silkin: ‘Excessive tourism can lead to the loss of uniqueness of the island town’
The director of the Sviyazhsk Island-Town Museum-Reserve — about plans and problems
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Kazan to hold conference on Steppe Eurasia: ‘It is impossible to study its ancient history without exploring Bolgar’
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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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Spiritual Unity of Russia — a Message to the World: Mintimer Shaimiyev officially launches festival in Sviyazhsk
Over 35,000 guests were expected to visit the island-town in three days
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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
