The Rundown -- June 27

# Global Voices cites RFE/RL Ukrainian Service report about police using Facebook in western Ukraine to improve accountability

# Neighbors with Ukraine's refugees

# Russian policewomen to be disciplined for short skirts

# Kerry turns up pressure on Russia

# "Russia's Military is Back" - Nikolas Gvosdev, "National Interest"

# Russia's very expensive World Cup failure

# Government representatives and rebels to meet Friday; four OSCE observers freed

# Atlantic Council says tactics in the east should be called "terrorism"

# "Toxic Waste, Toxic Scandal in Kalush" - Christopher Miller, "Kyiv Post"

# Is anyone in charge of the Russian nationalists in Ukraine?

# Moldova preparing for intense blowback from Moscow after signing Association Agreement today

# Residents of Dorotcaia pushing to join Transdniester

# Read RFE/RL Iraqi service's daily Anbar updates

# ISIL gains doing wonders for recruitment'

# As legislators meet to form new parliament, support for Maliki among Shi'ite factions is slipping

# "Let ISIS Play Out Its Role in History" - David Andelman, "USA Today"

# Iraq spending $1 billion on Zaha Hadid-designed parliament

# Is Iraq Assad's path back to "respectability?"

# "America and Iran Can Save Iraq" - Mohammad Ali Shabani, "New York Times"

# Iraq insurgency causes debate inside Iran about whether regional policy is working

# Drafting of final Iran nuclear accord underway

# A look at Iran's arsenal

# Death toll rises to above 100 in fighting in southern Afghanistan

# Tensions between Afghanistan and Pakistan rise

# Civilians fleeing N. Waziristan ask "Why weren't we warned?"

# "The Tajiks' Forgotten War" - Joshua Kucera, "New York Times"

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