The Rundown -- June 2

# HRW mentions RFE/RL Tajik Service in article about Tajikistan censorship

# "Moscow Times" mentions RFE/RL Crimean service showing up in Google search

# "Statesman Journal" cites RFE/RL reporting on Ukraine election

# Reuters mentions RFE/RL Kazakh Service journalist arrested while covering opposition meeting

# "Fiscal Times" says importance of RFE/RL has "dwindled" since Cold War

# Russian Twitter trolls -- from bots to professionals

# How Russia may be cheating on its nuclear treaties

# In Europe, Obama gets second chance to explain Russia strategy

# Russia smoking ban goes into force

# A Jobbik man spying for Russia in Europe

# Moscow Patriarchate a dissenting voice on Ukraine?

# "How Russia is Winning the Propaganda War" - "Spiegel"

# Moscow demands OSCE monitors remain in Ukraine

# The problems with distributing Roshen candy in "DPR"

# A crackdown on journalists and activists in Crimea

# Applebaum: Ukraine wants in, some in western Europe want out

# "In Ukraine War, Kremlin Leaves No Fingerprints" - Sabrina Tavernise, "New York Times"

# In Belarus, using power tools to bring down a tower

# The fascinating stories hidden in Iranian Supreme Leader Khamenei's Instagram

# Will Russia continue to cooperate with the west in Iran negotiations?

# Major Revolutionary Guard figure killed in Syria

# Iran executes man convicted of "enmity against God"

# UN says 799 killed in Iraq violence in May

# Republicans question Bergdhal deal

# Who are the five released Taliban?

# The sorry state of Pakistan's national airline

# Modi's security team may signal a more "muscular" approach to Pakistan

# "Pakistan's street children: "concrete dreams"

# Gul says he hopes to normalize ties with Armenia

# Tony Blair offers services to Kazakhstan

# International wrestling championship to be held in Uzbekistan

# Syria, Sy Hersh, and the Art of Mass-crime Revisionism

# Ice cubes - $8 and up