29-year-old Alexander Solovyov became the new leader of the Open Russia movement Mikhail Khodorkovsky stepped down as chairman of the Open Russia movement. He announced this at the conference of the movement, which takes place in Tallinn. As a result of the vote, 29-year-old Alexander Solovyov, the federal coordinator of Open Law, and in the past an assistant to State Duma deputy Dmitry Gudkov, became the new leader.