The Rundown -- June 16

# Reuters mentions RFE/RL censorship in Tajikistan

# Yahoo News refers to students in 1956 Hungary marching through streets with loudspeakers playing RFE/RL

# Haaretz profiles Eduard Kuznetsov, who headed RFE/RL newsdesk from 1983-1990

# Militants claim, with photos, to have executed 1,700

# There is no longer a border between Iraq and Syria

# "Rebels’ Fast Strike in Iraq Was Years in the Making"- Tim Arango, Kareem Fahim and Ben Hubbard, "New York Times

# The Iraq arrest that exposed wealth and power of ISIL jihadists

# What the Iraq mess means for oil

# "No, Obama Didn’t Lose Iraq" - Colin Kahl, Politico

# "How Two Presidents and a Band of Jihadists Killed Iraq" - Michael Weiss, Politico

# Site for stealthily unveiled woman receives half-million likes

# Zoroastrians gather in Iran

# Iran and U.S. hint at cooperation

# Taliban slices fingers of 11 people for voting in election

# Election day snapshots from the provinces

# Pakistan launches military operation against Taliban

# Karachi police arresting dozens of foreigners, including Uzbeks and Tajiks

# A profile of the woman in charge of Karachi's police forces

# "Russia on Iraq: 'We Told You So''" - Adam Taylor, "Washington Post"

# "After Annexing Crimea, Euphoric Russia Turns Thoughts to Ukraine" - Neil MacFarquhar, "New York Times"

# Video claims to show convoy in Rostov moving toward Ukraine

# Ukraine-Russia gas talks approaching deadline

# "Ukraine Getting Upper Hand Over Russia in Gas Diplomacy" - Alexander Panin, "Moscow Times"

# Russia lambastes Ukraine FM for calling Putin a "dickhead"

# In Ukraine, a day of mourning shows nation divided

# Evacuating children along dangerous route in Ukraine

# Uzbekistan media silent on Karachi airport attack

# Kazakhstan gives 10-year tax breaks to foreign investors

# ISIL enters Turkmen city in northern Iraq