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Galina Shigapova: “People need to feel their own responsibility for their own health”
A district therapist — about happy and unhappy cases, about her work and about what Kazan residents get sick with
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Alexey Fedorchenko: “When I watch a film, the presence of the camera always irritates me”
The Yekaterinburg author of unusual cinema became a guest of “Aksenov-fest”
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The Invisible Man in reverse: how Herbert Wells wrote a novel about personal branding in 1937
For the 160th anniversary of the writer's birth, a late and forgotten (perhaps deservedly so) novel “Brynhild, or the Image Without Embellishment” is being published in Russian for the first time
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“Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” under ban: how Roald Dahl's books were censored
Book of the week — the novella by British classic Roald Dahl “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory”
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A cozy detective story about an uncozy Britain
Book of the week — Jonathan Coe's novel “The Proof of My Innocence”
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Glass time, glass country
“The Last Pomegranate Tree” by Bakhtiyar Ali — a rare translation of a contemporary Kurdish author from Iraq into Russian
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30 years of “A Game of Thrones”: how one novel turned into a major subculture
Book of the week — George R.R. Martin's novel “A Game of Thrones”
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“Frau, das Haus is mine”: what Kaliningrad was like right after the war
For the 80th anniversary of the formation of the Kaliningrad region, Realnoe Vremya publishes testimonies of Soviet settlers
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Sergey Chistov: “It was important for us to maintain the winning attitude”
Interview with the head coach of the Kazan team “Krylya Barsa” — about the first round of the Russian Wheelchair Basketball Championship
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Gilbert White and the art of noticing the world
In “The natural history of Selborne," the English clergyman Gilbert White teaches us to see nature
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KOS-Sintez scored two convincing victories in the EVL championship final
Only one more winning match remains before the next championship
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The Great Oza: Writer and memoirist Zoya Boguslavskaya has died
Realnoe Vremya publishes memories of the writer's friends and colleagues
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What to read: a North Korean spy, the afterlife of modern China, and birdwatching
Realnoe Vremya has selected three new April book releases
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Alba de Cespedes: “Freedom is a much more difficult, daily, and arduous thing”
Today marks the 115th anniversary of the birth of Italian writer Alba de Cespedes, who showed that personal life is also politics
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The most ingenious literary game of the 20th century
This week's book: “life: a user's manual” by French writer Georges Perec
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Michel Houellebecq — France’s most scandalous contemporary writer
This week's book: Michel Houellebecq’s novel “Submission”
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Rustam Bikmukhametov: “We want to build a new shoe factory in Kazan”
A fifth-generation shoemaker on market problems and plans to revive shoe production in Kazan with an investment of 1 billion rubles
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American Expansion: Indians, Vietnam, Indonesia, Iraq
«Real Time» has selected seven books about the foreign policy of the United States and how it was formed.
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The Tinchurin Theater staged “My Little Poplar with a Red Scarf” by Chingiz Aitmatov
Aydar Zabbarov's production features radio-controlled cars, a driver's wedding, and a folk leitmotif
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The investigation is conducted by a brisk aristocrat and a rather foolish police officer
The mini-series based on Agatha Christie's novel «The Seven Dials Mystery» has been released today. We tell you what you need to know before watching it.
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Jack London: «I would rather be ashes than dust»
«Martin Eden» is the most famous work by Jack London, whose life journey resembles the story of the hero of the novel. On the occasion of the 150th anniversary of the American writer's birth, we are telling how much autobiography is in this book.
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Hungarian family saga, purple America, the war in Algeria and the shadow of the GDR
Ten foreign prose books we are looking forward to in 2026
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Tatarstan faces decline in rental housing supply
The demand is set to grow
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«We are not going to squeeze — we need to pump oil»
Rustam Minnikhanov at the TNF-2025 proposed incentives for highly developed fields, while Yury Shafranik advocated for state regulation in the technological development of the fuel and energy complex.
