Society
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'Now there are more and more 'digital housewives' who feed the family by buying online'
E-commerce market players discussed the great digital migration
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Kazan Observatory to turn into open-air museum
Mintimer Shaimiyev hopes that it will become the fourth UNESCO protected site from Tatarstan
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Kazan recognised as Russia’s third city with career opportunities
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‘We’ve been vaccinated, we’ve grown neither horns nor wings’
Russia’s consumer rights protection watchdog and the Ministry of Health Care are trying to prevent the fourth wave of coronavirus, vaccinate the population against the flu and criticise “heroes”
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Bashkiria aims at 5 million tourists
Such a number of guests in the republic is planned to be achieved by 2035
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Kazan 'matures' into the first league of intelligent transportation systems
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Boris Kagarlitsky about IT Ombudsman: 'I don't see any sense. We're heading for disaster, there's nothing we can do'
The well-known sociologist considers the Russian experience of introducing human rights commissioners to be unsuccessful
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Lenar Gabdurakhmanov: 'Someday we will be able to get away from surveillance cameras'
National strategies of the transport industry and the issues of its digitalisation were discussed at the Kazan Digital Week forum
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US and European oil refiners increase demand for Russian oil
What can bring oil prices down, whether new wave of the pandemic can collapse the quotations, why the decisions of the US Federal Reserve, and not just OPEC, have become key for the market
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Economic collapse in Lebanon: how once prosperous state falling into the abyss
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Anatoly Karpov: 'Tatarstan is among the top three regions for the development of chess among young people'
Chess club named after the legendary grandmaster has opened in the Kazan Federal University
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Microbiologist from KFU: 'Too many antibiotics have been used in COVID-19 pandemic'
By 2050, more people will die from superbugs than from cancer, scientists suggest
