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The court in Amsterdam has rejected a bid by Arkady Volozh, former chief executive of the Russian search engine Yandex, to evict a group of squatters who moved into his city mansion in October, which he’s been unable to live in since EU sanctions were imposed on him.
By PA/TPN, in The Netherlands, World · 20 May 2023, 15:31 · 0 Comments
The 58-year-old was accused of supporting Russia by censoring opposition on his search engine.
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