
Moscow's city court will hold a hearing on May 31 in a new case against jailed Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny, according to official documents posted online, on charges that could keep him in prison for decades.
Navalny, who rose to prominence by lampooning President Vladimir Putin's elite and alleging vast corruption, said last month that an "absurd" terrorism case had been opened against him that could see him sentenced to a further 30 years in jail.