The Rundown -- April 4

# "New York Post" and "The Age" take screen grab from Ukrainian service video of Maidan snipers

# Eurasianet cites RFE/RL's Armenian Service on Armenia's lost apricot season

# Ukraine charges riot police, Yanukovych, with Maidan deaths

# Ukraine bans the sale of some Russian food products

# Ukrainians try to boycott all things Russian

# Simon Ostrovsky video of the clearing of Right Sector from Dnipro and of Crimean Tatars

# 14 things to know about Petro Poroshenko

# Special forces mobilize in Chisinau

# Gagauzia asks Russia to open consulate

# Where Afghanistan soldiers get training

# "Sex, lies and social media" in Afghan elections

# "In Bullet-Ridden Afghan Districts, Free Vote Seems an Empty Promise" - Azam Ahmed, "New York Times"

# "Give Afghanistan a Chance" - Patrick Christy, "US News"

# "Campaign of Resilience" - photos from the trail

# Pakistan to tighten border for Afghan elections

# Age mellows some former captors of U.S. hostages

# Iran official now says all five captured border guards are still alive

# Experts say design of Arak plant need to be changed

# Twitter and the 2009 Iran protests

# "Iraq's Biggest Killer Hits Cairo" - Jesse Rosenfeld, Daily Beast

# Armenian prime minister resigns

# Turkey turns its back on the EU

# The return of NATO