Society
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How Prophet Muhammad’s Birthday сelebrated in Kazan
Seven pilgrimage vouchers to Hajj have been raffled At Mawlid an-Nabi in the Old Tatar Settlement.
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Where the attack on Great Britain was coming from
“The Inheritors” by Joseph Conrad and Ford Madox Ford is an experimental alien novel from the early days of science fiction.
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“Russian melancholy”: demand for antidepressants in Russia has been growing for the third year in a row
Over the past six months, residents of the country have spent 4.6 billion rubles on tranquilizers
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The National Library of Tatarstan Began Celebrating Its 160th Anniversary
The funds of the National Library of the Republic of Tatarstan house about 200 “contemporaries” of the main book depository of Tatarstan.
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Can the grave of Oleg the Wise be located in Tatarstan near Bolgar?
Kazan historian believes that the legendary prince in reality could die on the banks of the Volga within the current Spassky district
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World Experience: How Ethnicity Becomes Mainstream
This week's book is Jussi Adler-Olsen's first novel, The Woman in the Cage, from the Q Division series
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From Kamal to Broadway: Tatarstan on the way to a cultural bridge between tradition and modernity
How the republic seeks to preserve its cultural identity while keeping up with technological progress
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‘Various options are being considered’: Tatarstan discussing utility tariff increase
Russia plans to raise them by 9.8%, but the republic has yet to determine its own figure
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Debt collectors are unprepared: initiative to sell utility debts criticised in Kazan
Iskander Giniyatullin: before considering the possibility of transferring debts to collectors, the system of debt collection must be regulated
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Fanny Howe: controversial origins, Catholicism, mixed marriages and experimental prose
Who was the American writer Fanny Howe and why her prose ended at the novel ‘The Undivided’
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Cycling races, orienteering and campfire songs: TAIF-NK triumphantly concludes the Pioneer Race
Oil refiners demonstrated incredible strength of spirit, unity and creative talent
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Vladimir Vavilov: ‘We will be overwhelmed by a wave of fighters who need hospice support soon’
The founder of the first hospice in Tatarstan — on the problems of palliative care in the republic and the country
