The Rundown -- September 5

# RFE/RL Belarusian Service cited by BBC for report on boy fined for ice-bucket challenging Lukashenka

# Read Elena Rykovtseva in the "Guardian" on the questions asked to Putin by Russian up-and-comers

# Read Robert Coalson in Huffington Post on a Russian general's plan for Ukraine

# Separatists and Kyiv talk cease-fire, but first Mariupol under attack

# Following the Russian convoy in eastern Ukraine

# A "worrying factor": Ukraine's 15 nuclear reactors

# A reminder that Ukraine tried to join NATO in 2008

# "Russia is Winning" - Edward Lucas, Delfi

# Russia promotes huge resettlement program for Ukrainians in Russia

# Novorossiya is not [ethnic] Russian

# NATO summit a "win for the U.S."

# How a single gesture is helping IS militants recruit

# Rasmussen says NATO would consider intervening in Iraq if asked

# Kurds say they will give unified Iraq one more chance

# Prominent Christian cleric in Iraq blames U.S. for current troubles

# Another survivor of an IS massacre tells his tale

# Iran nuclear talks to continue in New York

# Two policy advisors say U.S. must curb nuclear demands on Iran to win deal

# More and more people are pessimistic about prospect of a deal (case 1 and 2)

# Was Amerli a U.S. or Iranian victory?

# In Afghanistan, women identify men accused of gang rape

# Taliban attack intelligence base in eastern Afghanistan

# Lack of Afghan president at NATO summit indicative of simmering problems

# Tensions appear to ease in Pakistan protests

# Bad as Baghdadi? Pakistan's "most dangerous man"

# Facebook-style filtered feed coming to Twitter