The Rundown -- May 14

# Journal of Turkish Weekly cites RFE/RL Balkans service's Dusan Janjic interview

# Separatists kill seven Ukrainian soldiers in ambush

# Biden's son joins Ukrainian gas company connected to Yanukovych

# "These Heartbreaking Stories Show Where the Real Battle for Ukraine's Future Will Be Fought" - Natalia Antonova, Policy Mic

# "Uncivil war of words" in Ukrainian media

# The #ukrainedesk project

# This was in "The Guardian"

# Russia eyes own Eurovision

# "Putin's Reaction to East Ukraine Vote Speaks of Shrewd Strategy, Analysts Say" - Ivan Nechepurenko, "Moscow Times

# Russia pulls space cooperation

# "Europe's Russian Nightmare is Starting to Come True" - Michael Kelly, Business Insider

# Russian airlines battling over Crimea

# Moldova to sign Association Agreement on June 27

# OSCE mission head in Chisinau says Moldova has "done nothing" for Transdniester, reports ITAR-TASS

# A "Twitter essay" on torture in Afghanistan

# Afghanistan's insurgency after the transition

# Warlord politics "aren't always bad for democracy"

# Pakistan departing travelers will be required to get Polio vaccine

# "Teaching Liberation to Pakistan’s Girls" - Binah, Shah, "New York Times

# Iranian hackers becoming more aggressive

# Iranian cyber-police trying to track down blogger

# ADL survey says Iran least anti-Semitic country in Middle East

# "Aliyev did it!"

# Another democracy activist detained in Azerbaijan

# How to make maps go viral

# How "The Guardian" is speeding up its responsive site

# World anti-Semitism survey