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451 degrees Fahrenheit on Wildberries: Russia's book market on the brink of irreversible losses
Industry representatives estimated the damage from attacks on marketplace warehouses: over 15 million burned books worth 6 billion rubles
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Overview of book publishing in Russia, H1 2026: publications grow, but print runs decline
Every second book in Russia is published with a print run of less than 1,000 copies
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Shortage of stores and communication: how Kazan book publishers are faring
Not only Tatgiz — who is responsible for the spiritual enrichment of the city's residents
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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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How Tatarstan's IT breakthrough began
How Tatarstan became a leader in Russia's digital transformation
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Rustam Minnikhanov: “TAIF — success in implementing its plans, and the republic will provide full support”
The TAIF Group summed up its activities in 2025 and shared plans for the next decade
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From Elena Molokhovets to fan recipes based on anime and Harry Potter
How cookbooks have changed over the past 165 years
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An Argentine anti-road story
Selva Almada’s “Wind of confusion” is a novel about the road, power, faith, and provincial Argentina
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TAIF-NK research center: on the home stretch
95% of construction work completed
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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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Anna Jane — the most published author in Russia
For three years in a row, Russian writer Anna Jane has topped the ranking of the most published authors. We tell you who she is, what she writes about, and what her phenomenon is.
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Olga Agapova: “We've switched to women 40+; it's not even interesting to make clothes for young people”
The creator of the Free-DA-sagan brand — on the Russian clothing market, her business, and living across four countries
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“There will be no more explosive audience growth”
Experts list the pros and cons of viewers switching to platforms
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The book market in 2025: rising prices, marketplace expansion, and weak appeal to job seekers
The book market showed growth, but due to increased book prices.
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“A witch's brew of love, passion, revenge, wealth and poverty”
Today sees the global release of the film adaptation of Emily Bronte's novel “Wuthering Heights” starring Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi. We tell you what you need to know about the book and its new adaptation.
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Fantastic horizons
Winners of “Novye Gorizonty” (New Horizons) were awarded at the House of Writers' Creativity in Peredelkino, and they discussed how Russian science fiction has begun to turn its face towards the reader.
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From pre-revolutionary angels to Chinese balls and back
The book of the week is Ekaterina Mokrushova's study «Russian Christmas Tree Toys»
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How the Central Bank can regulate marketplaces offering banking services
From the name to the substance of regulation: why old rules do not work for new companies
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Experts explain how Russians can avoid overpaying at banks
Human financial behaviour is influenced by emotions, which is why bankers use psychological knowledge to sell services
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‘Business begins with culture and friendship’: key takeaways from TIME Forum plenary session
What hinders the development of business ties between Russia and India, how this can be overcome, and what umbrellas have to do with it
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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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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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MOÑ theatre venue closes the season with the launch of film photography exhibition
“This exhibition is not about perfection, but on the contrary, about chance,” say its organizers
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‘The legal system won’t protect here’: machines have already taken over the creative labour market
Experts estimate that the rewards for works created by artificial intelligence will reach approximately 15 billion rubles
