Sources: Tatarstan

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• Reference work · Independent publication

  1992 Tatarstani sovereignty referendum (Wikipedia) link

  Gives the August 1990 sovereignty declaration by the Supreme Soviet of the Tatar Autonomous Republic and the exact result of the March 1992 sovereignty referendum.

  Cited on: Tatarstan, History of Tatarstan's sovereignty and special status · Source record

• News analysis or explainer · Journalism

  In Russia, an Expiration Date on Autonomy (Geopolitical Futures) link

  Covers the 1994 Yeltsin-Shaymiyev treaty, its 2007 renewal for a ten-year term, and its lapse on 24 July 2017 when Moscow declined to renew it, ending Tatarstan's status as the last Russian republic with a bilateral power-sharing treaty.

  Cited on: Tatarstan, History of Tatarstan's sovereignty and special status, Tatarstan: current constitutional status · Source record

• News report · Journalism

  Russia's Tatarstan to Rename Regional Presidency (The Moscow Times, 23 December 2022) link

  Reports the December 2022 vote by Tatarstani lawmakers to rename the head of the republic from "President" to "Rais."

  Cited on: Tatarstan, History of Tatarstan's sovereignty and special status · Source record

• News report · Journalism

  Tatarstan's Leader To Officially Lose Title Of President Sooner Than Expected (Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, 2023) link

  Reports Rustam Minnikhanov signing the title-change amendments into law on 26 January 2023, with the change taking effect by 6 February 2023 rather than at the end of his term as originally envisaged, ending the use of "President" for any Russian regional leader.

  Cited on: Tatarstan, History of Tatarstan's sovereignty and special status, Tatarstan: current constitutional status · Source record