The Rundown -- June 30

# Latin Post cites RFE/RL reporting on Association Agreements signed Friday

# Newsy uses RFE/RL Balkans Service video on Princip's legacy

# New alliances bring old enemies together to fight ISIL advance

# "Iraq’s Sunni Militants Take to Social Media to Advance Their Cause and Intimidate"- Rod Norland, "New York Times"

# "The ISIS Battle Plan for Baghdad" - Jessica Lews, Institute for the Study of War

# ISIL crucifies eight "moderate" rebels, then displays their bodies

# Lebanon's lessons for Iraq

# Khamenei says Iraq conflict not Sunni-Shia, but between "humanity and barbarity"

# Shi'ite Iran and Sunni Qatar promise to "fight terror" together

# Israel's former ambassador to U.S. says "the lesser evil is the Sunnis over the Shi'as"

# The effect of turmoil in Iraq on Iran nuclear negotiations

# Abdullah says he will not accept any election commission decisions

# How can Afghanistan escape the "aid bubble?"

# Social media in Afghanistan grows with expansion of 3g networks

# Pakistani teen set alight after rejecting marriage proposal; another couple hacked to death over unapproved marriaged

# Foreigners avoid "killer mountain" following last year's terror attack

# Ihor Kolomoisky has a shark tank in his office, and more in a "Wall Street Journal" profile of the powerful Dnipopetrovsk governor

# Thousands gather in Kyiv to protest cease-fire

# "Moscow-to-New York Rally Fueled by Ukraine Progress" - Halia Pavliva, Bloomberg

# "Poroshenko: Bustle and Brio, but is He a Match for Putin?" - Thomas Balmforth, Reuters

# Video: Elton John to try to talk to Putin about gay rights on next trip to Russia

# Vandals deface Lipka Tatar mosque in eastern Poland

# Lavrov denies Russia's role in Polish leak scandal, but says tapes show "political realism"

# Belarus university in exile looks to the West

# Kazakhstan says deeper energy ties with U.S. coming

# Jury selection begins in trial of Tsarnayev friend

# Report: Afghanistan-Central Asian cooperation

# PHOTOS: LGBT couples in the early 20th century

# BBC real time coverage of Archduke Ferdinand assasination

# "On losing" in soccer (2010)