Russia was expelled from the Bologna education system. What does it mean? Unsplash @ Russian universities were expelled from the Bologna education system, the Ministry of Education and Science reported today. Russia joined this program almost 20 years ago and has long rebuilt its education system to Bologna standards. Now, universities, apparently, have a reverse process of restructuring of educational programs from undergraduate to a specialty.

Car sales in Russia fell by 83.5% in May, calculated the Association of European Businesses . Only 24,268 new vehicles were sold last month, down 123,110 from May 2021. In January-April, sales fell by 58% compared to the same period last year. Sales of Lada in May decreased by 84%, to 6012, Skoda - by 92% (only 805 units were sold).

Chinese regulators will complete their investigation into DiDi Taxi and two other big tech companies this week, The Wall Street Journal reported , citing sources. Quotes DiDi on this news in the course of pre-bidding soared by more than 50% - from $1.85 to $2.84 per security. After the investigation is completed, the ban on adding new users will be lifted from DiDi, WSJ interlocutors say.

The Ministry of Finance disclosed the volume of liquid assets of the National Wealth Fund (NWF) as of June 1 - 9.229 trillion rubles, or 6.9% of GDP, projected for 2022. As of May 1, it had 7.88 trillion rubles, or 5.9% of GDP. The amount of funds increased due to the transfer of oil and gas revenues for 2021 to the NWF. The total assets of the National Welfare Fund increased by almost 1.5 trillion rubles, to almost 12.5 trillion rubles.

The FSB recommended that the Ministry of Digital Development prepare a unified database of IMEI codes for mobile phones. This will allow the security forces to tie a person not to a SIM card, but to a device and disconnect even a push-button phone from the networks. out that the special service recommended that the Ministry of Digital Transformation create an IMEI database and its legislative support to “improve the efficiency of operational-search activities” Kommersant found .

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Support for the "special operation" by Russians grew in March - early April, but began to decline in late April and May, follows from the report of the independent expert project Re: Russia, launched by political scientist Kirill Rogov. 10-15% of respondents to opinion polls about their attitude to the "special operation" may hide their true preferences, and the level of support for loyalists depends heavily on the wording and conditions of the survey, experts say.