Today in History, June 2 June 2, 2014 The Belgrade Declaration was issued 59 years ago today, on June 2, 1955. The declaration granted socialist countries the right to interpret Marxism in their own way, ending a period of schism between Yugoslavia and the Soviet Union. Read more defector slain Kyiv Says Organized Killing of Pro-Russian Politician Near Moscow Illia Kyva, a former Ukrainian lawmaker who had defected to Russia, was found dead outside Moscow. 1 Min read indictment U.S. Charges 4 Pro-Russian Troops in Ukraine With War Crimes Officials said the charges against the "Russia-affiliated military personnel" were the first to be brought under the U.S. war crimes statute. 2 Min read second attempt Car Bomb Kills Pro-Kremlin Politician in Luhansk Oleg Popov, who served as a deputy in the pro-Kremlin Luhansk regional parliament, had previously been the target of an assassination attempt. 1 Min read interview ‘I Wanted to Be With Ukraine’: Prominent Russian Journalist, Photographer Speaks on Her Life in Kyiv Victoria Ivleva has been documenting the impacts of the war in Ukraine on the country’s people since moving from Moscow to Kyiv. 4 Min read
Today in History, June 2 June 2, 2014 The Belgrade Declaration was issued 59 years ago today, on June 2, 1955. The declaration granted socialist countries the right to interpret Marxism in their own way, ending a period of schism between Yugoslavia and the Soviet Union.
