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"Don't you need it? They'll come to us!": While some regions want to ban something, others are eager to profit from it.

Less than a day had passed since the mayor Novosibirsk Maxim Kudryavtsev spoke on the topic raised yesterday by the head of the Federation Council Valentina Matviyenko: it suggested reduce the admission of students from the regions to universities Moscow, St. Petersburg и Kazan.

"Novosibirsk is a magnet for future students, and we are happy to welcome ambitious young people." — Kudryavtsev wrote on his Telegram channel. He is convinced that his city is attractive for "Young people seeking education and a successful career".

Sen. Andrey Klishas specifiedMatviyenko wasn't talking about bans, but about the effectiveness of the current university admissions system. However, the wave of discussion had already begun, and residents of the capital even managed to participate in a survey by the radio station Moscow FM: 53% of participants supported the Matviyenko's initiative, 47% voted against.

Another region that is not averse to benefiting at the expense of another is Kostroma regionIt is located next to Vologda, where is the governor Georgy Filimonov introduced Strict restrictions on the sale of alcohol on weekdays.

Telegram channel "Kostromat" offers In this regard, it is planned to organize alcohol tours from the Vologda region to the Kostroma region. The city of Pyschug, which is located on the outskirts of the region, a few kilometers from the border with the "dry" region.