The Rundown -- July 21

# "Diplomat" links to an interview on RFE/RL's Gandhara site

# "Belfast Telegraph" uses RFE/RL Ukrainian Service video of mourners at Dutch embassy in Kyiv

# Business Insider cites Mumin Shakirov's interview with a former separatist fighter

# "New York Times" cites Tom Balmforth's interviews with Russians reacting to Malaysian Airlines disaster

# Al Arabiya cites RFE/RL reporting on Iraq conflict

# Mark Galeotti on the long-term costs of Russia's "covert operations"

# "Putin's Deadly Doctrine" - Timothy Garton Ash, "New York Times"

# "Russia's Putin Not Blinking in 'Last Chance Saloon'" - Reuters

# "Punishing Russia for the MH17 Tragedy Will not Help Ukraine" - Oliver Bullough, Guardian"

# Anger at Russia building in Malaysia

# In Russia, conspiracy theory blends with anger at rebels

# Business groups fall silent on Russia sanctions

# Almost 200 bodies stuck on refrigerated train in Torez;

# Bezler admits recorded call was his, but says he was talking about a different plane; when Ioffe met Bezler

# "The Plane That Radicalized Ukraine" - Maxim Eristavi, Politico

# Survey says 54 percent of Donbas residents support "different forms of separatism"

# Four month extension on Iran negotiations

# "What Has America Learned from Negotiating with Iran?" - Flynt Leverett, Hillary Mann Leverett and Seyed Mohammad Marandi, National Interest

# Hard choices ahead

# Militants try to govern as a state

# Some Sunnis trying to push back against extremists in midst; but other neighborhoods "about to explode"

# "Time is running out" for Iraq

# Struggle to keep Afghan girl safe after mullah is accused of rape

# "Kerry's Miracle" - Ioannis Koskina, Foreign Policy

# Profile of Pakistan's "master bomb technician"

# Nine reasons why it's dangerous to be a journalist in Pakistan

# Family living in Kazakhstan was about to begin new life in Malaysia

# Azerbaijan journalist reportedly shot to death in Moscow

Summer of '69

# A Week of Agony, From Eastern Ukraine to the Gaza Strip