A Moscow court allowed Russian opposition candidate Sergei Mitrokhin to run in a coming municipal election after weeks of antigovernment protests in the capital
The rallies—the latest of which saw more than 50,000 people on Saturday—were sparked by the exclusion of some opposition candidates from local Moscow elections scheduled for September 8 due to alleged irregularities committed while collecting signatures to put forth their candidacy.
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