The Rundown -- June 11

# Russia says it foiled terror attacks in Moscow and Crimea

# Should the World Cup be taken from Russia?

# Yakov Smirnoff on being censored by the "department of jokes"
# Russia-China Middle East coordination set to grow

# FMs talk in Moscow as battles continue in the east

# Vice dispatch: surrounded by war in Slovyansk

# A growing internal displacement crisis in the east

# AP: "Tax cheats took billions from Ukraine"

# "Why Both Left and Right Have Got It Wrong in Ukraine" - Slavoj Zizek, "Guardian"

# Shushkevich says Soviet Union "making a comeback"

# Belarus detains man in hijacking attempt

# "Not So Happy in Iran" - Christian Caryl, Foreign Policy

# How much transparency should exist in nuclear negotiations?

# Turkey says Iran gas discount is "not enough"

# Friendly-fire kills five U.S. soldiers and one Afghan soldier

# "Afghanistan’s ‘Runaway’ Injustice" - Patricia Gossman, HRW

# In Pakistan, thousands flee North Waziristan

# "Intelligence-sharing deficit" in Pakistan

# Christian Science Monitor - Kosovo's election "a step forward"

# Eurasian Union partners fear sanctions could bounce over to them

# Dismantling Gulnara's business empire

# Uzbekistan plans new smartphone company

# Tajikistan military hazing leads to death (including video of abuse)

# Azerbaijan’s sovereign wealth fund to invest up to $1.8bn in renminbi

# How news organizations are using chat apps

# Mobile and social media "intricately linked"

# How to convert Twitter subscribers to email subscribers