The Rundown -- June 18

# RFE/RL mentioned in Foreign Policy piece about new IG audit of BBG

# "The Atlantic" cites a 2006 article by Luke Allnutt on Amercans' knowledge of the outside world

# Yahoo News uses RFE/RL Afghanistan video

# Crisis threatens Chinese oil investments

# Did Assad aid ISIL rise to gain sympathy of West?"

# "Can Iraq Be Saved?" - Zalmay Kalizad, "National Interest"

# ViceNews video of new "border" between ISIL and Kurds

# Profile of Qassim Suleimani, the "puppeteer of the Middle East"

# Is Iran the most stable country in the Middle East?

# Google Play accessible in Iran for first time in a year

# Iran's intelligence minister warns that emails are not private

# "What Options Do Putin and Ukraine Have Left?" - Linda Kinstler, "New Republic

# Ukraine election narrowly avoided destruction from hackers

# A wall with Russia?

# Ukraine suspects terrorism in gas pipeline explosion in the east

# Russian television reporter killed in Ukraine

# Serbia and Russia say they will go ahead with South Stream

# Growing arms trade between Russia and Europe

# U.S. space industry take steps towards ending Russia dependence

# Russia oil trove "locked" without U.S. technology

Eastern Europe
# Belarus "pleased" with Iranian-made cars

# Kazakhstan trumps Britain for Chinese investment cash

# Kazakhstan demands extradition of Khrapunov

# Ukraine troubles an opportunity for Kazakh chocolate

# Twitter: don't do this