The Rundown -- May 12

# RIA Novosti on Congress' proposal for BBG

# "The Guardian" cites RFE/RL's Crimea branch for reporting on water dispute

# Forbes and International Business Times cite Carl Schreck on fake Odesa doctor

# Read Daisy Sindelar in "The Atlantic" on the Ukraine-Russia Eurovision battle

# Read Glenn Kates in Quartz, NextGov and "The Atlantic" on Russia's new censorship regime

# Golnaz Efandiari's reporting on veil protests in Iran used in EA WorldView

# Golnaz Esfandiari gives interview to Israeli TV and Nenad Pejic gives interview to Danish public radio

# What comes next?

# Samsung to launch Tizen smartphone in Russia

# "Russian History is on Our Side: Putin Will Surely Screw Himself" - P.J. O'Rourke, Daily Beast

# A profile of Aleksandr Dugin

# Russian nuclear weapons 101

# Putin's "3-pronged attack" on free press

# Schroeder takes credit for freeing OSCE hostages

# Meet Belarus' "Miss Railway"

# Moldova seizes breakaway petition from Rogozin

# Review of "The Wrong Enemy"

# Abdullah Abdullah, Afghan front-runner, forms coalition

# Can Pakistani-India relations survive Modi?

# How smugglers are bringing India and Pakistan closer together

# Rohani says Iran "transparent" in nuke talks

# Iran detains reformist journalist

# "Iran Needs to Get Realistic About Enrichment" - Robert Einhorn, "The National Interest"

# "Azerbaijan and the Burden of Democracy" - Arzu Geybullayeva, Al Jazeera

# Azerbaijan's restaurant in a plane

# Hollande bids to boost Caucasus ties

# "The Day I Started Lying to Ruth" - Peter Bach, "New York"