The Rundown -- March 28

# Al Arabiya reports on Kurdish officer to be tried for murder of RFE/RL's Baghdad bureau chief

# "Washington Times" cites RFE/RL reporting on Transdniester

# ShalomLife cites RFE/RL's UkraineUnspun report on Russian anchor's remarks about the Holocaust

# "Analysis: Russia Deeply Linked to Obama Priorities" - AP

# George Shultz on dealing with Russia

# Target of anti-gay attacks, Russia's largest gay club shuts down

# "Obama's European History Lesson" - John Cassidy, "New Yorker"

# Tymoshenko to run for president

# Invasion of Russia increasingly likely according to U.S. intel

# Ukraine "finds new hero" in commander who stood up to Russians

# Donetsk "holds key to Ukraine future"

# James Sherr: Time to stop praising Ukraine "for exercising restraint"

# Iran plans to increase gas imports by March 2015

# Iran and Iraq part of global rise in capital punishment

# Western firms seek a safe way into Iran

# Russia not ready to "retaliate" in Iran talks

# Iran urges UN action over abducted soldiers

# Faces of modern Kabul

# Afghan election official say state employees being used to back Rassoul

# The importance of Afghanistan's first lady

# Afghanistan's multinational mobile phone company

# Pakistan court sentences Christian man to death for blasphemy

# Chief judge in Musharraf treason trial quits

# Dushanbe moves to seize assets of troubled Ukrainian oligarch

# Tajikistan and Afghanistan sign cooperation documents

# Bosnia finds wartime mass grave
# EU slams Bosnia on lack of progress with EU accession

# Turkey blocks YouTube after new leak