Sergey Vladimirovich Cherkasov spent years building an identity as a Brazilian citizen, polishing a résumé that got him an internship at the court, officials say.
Author: Claire Moses
The Scene at the Border
We break down why border crossings are so high and who’s trying to come to the U.S.
A Grim Existence
Many Ukrainians are in mobilization mode.
A Nazi Soldier Stole a Watch in 1942. It Turned Up 80 Years Later.
The watch, made as a gift in 1910, has been returned to the maker’s family in the Netherlands. It still works.
Major Cheese Heist Puts Dutch Dairy Farmers on Alert
Thieves made off with thousands of pounds of cheese, worth about $23,000, from a Dutch dairy farm last week.
Marc Overmars, Dutch Soccer Star, Quits Post After Admitting to Inappropriate Texts
Marc Overmars, a former player who became a director at Ajax, one of Europe’s top clubs, apologized for his actions. The club said he had “gone over the line.”
#MeToo Scandal at a Dutch TV Show Spurs a Sexual Assault Reckoning
The allegations against four men appearing on the Dutch version of “The Voice” talent show have helped to prompt a surge in reports of sexual assaults, victims’ groups say.
Theaters Open as Hairdressers for a Day to Protest a Dutch Lockdown
The country’s Covid measures were eased last week, but many arts venues had to remain closed and many in the sector are unhappy about it.
Dutch Royals to Retire Golden Coach With Echoes of Colonialism
The horse-drawn coach, a gift from the city of Amsterdam to Queen Wilhelmina in 1898, has long been the target of critics.
Dutch Police Arrest a Couple Who Fled Quarantine and Boarded a Plane.
One of the pair tested positive for the coronavirus after they arrived on a flight from South Africa. They were quarantined at a hotel.