The Rundown -- May 19

# "USA Today" republishes Claire Bigg's piece on torture in eastern Ukraine

# NPR, Business Insider and Asia Times cite RFE/RL reporting on Russian rocket breakup

# Rim Gilfanov writes in Al Jazeera on the difficult choice for Crimean Tatars

# "The Guardian" quotes RFE/RL Crimean journalist Nadzhie Femi on situation of Crimean Tatars

# "Washington Post" cites RFE/RL on anti-gay activists building wall around gay nightclub in Kazakhstan

# Daily Beast cites interview by RFE/RL Russian Service's Dmitry Volchek with Sergei Lefter -- a journalist who was tortured

# CNN uses video from RFE/RL Iraq service of fighting in Fallujah

# Does Akhmetov hold eastern Ukraine's balance of power?

# Orban repeats call for Hungarian autonomy in Ukraine

# Two LifeNews journalists detained

# "Militia 'Arms Race' Threatens Deadly Escalation in Ukraine Conflict" - Christopher Miller, Mashable

# "Front-Runner in Ukraine Election May Be Shifting Putin’s Stance" - David Herszenhorn, "New York Times"

# "Russian President Putin builds ties in Moldova, Kazakhstan and Baltics" - Michael Birnbaum, "Washington Post"

# Ukraine crisis to be "game-changer" for NATO

# Afghanistan to launch 4g

# Abdullah Abdullah was once known as "the messenger of death"

# Afghanistan and Pakistan mull $5 billion trade expansion

# Pakistan's "Radio Mullah"

# MasterChef goes to Pakistan

# Rohani says Internet controls must go

# Iranian Christian converts forming new lives in Germany

# Iran actress's Cannes kiss sparks ire back home

# Tehran ready to offer cash for British embassy attack – but no apology

# Worst floods in a century in Bosnia and Serbia

# Dobrica Cosic dies

# Airbus discusses cooperation with Tajikistan

# Office hacks

# Everyone should read this