The Rundown -- June 6

# "Washington Times" on David Satter's Cold War documentary

# Vice News uses RFE/RL video of protests in Karachi

# "Does Russia's Global Media Empire Distort the News? You Be the Judge" - BloombergBusinessweek

# Russia struggles to wean Crimea off Ukraine supplies

# U.S. and Russia may be headed toward gas war in Asia

# "Obama Warns an Absent Russia of Broader Sanctions" - Peter Baker, "New York Times"

# "Russia’s Goal in Ukraine Remains the Same: Keep NATO Out" - Dmitri Trenin, Carnegie

# Is an execution recorded by a separatist leader real?

# On working as a foreign correspondent in Ukraine's east

# "Ukraine's Underground Army of Civilians" - David Patrikarakos, Mashable

# "Human Rights a Casualty of Ukraine's Political 'Madness'" - Anna Neistat, "Syndey Morning Herarld"

# Why Belarus wants serfdom

# Moscow punishing Lithuania for support of Ukraine

# Western family pleas for help in video

# Americans split on Bergdahl release

# "Pakistan: Decline and Fall?" - UPI

# Pakistan woman survives honor-killing shooting attempt

# Karachi shuts down as protests spread

# Iran demands right to produce fuel for Bushehr plant

# Is Ahmadinejad plotting a comeback?

# Dutch company hit with $21 million fine for trade with Iran

# More reporting on Iran paying Afghan migrants $500 a month to fight in Syria

# Azerbaijan reportedly teaming up with Gulenists in U.S. lobbying push

# Azerbaijan plans for nuclear power raise concerns

# Serbian prisons reportedly most crowded in Europe

# Kosovo votes under shadow of war crimes probe