The Rundown -- October 14

# RFE/RL doc on Central Asian jihadists featured on AIB site

# Al Arabiya writes about Khadija Ismayilova's travel ban

Russia

# A who's who guide to Ukraine's oligarchs

# Ukraine says there are fewer Russian troops in the country's east

# "Even Russia's Soccer Hooligans Fear This Song" - Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg
# Some Ukrainian parliamentarians still trying to change 2012 language law

# This is what an IS training camp looks like

# Erdogan appears to rank Lawrence of Arabia as greater threat than IS

# U.S. outing coalition "partners" before they're ready to admit it themselves

# "Sanguine U.S. View at Odds With ISIS Militants’ Gains" - Julian Barnes, "Wall Street Journal"

# IS now bragging about enslaving women and children

# Iran in the midst of a tourist boom

# Rohani says nuclear deal with West is "certain"

# Drop in oil prices could hit Iran and Russia harder than sanctions

# A "terrifying night" with Afghanistan's only female warlord

# Taliban may be adopting IS tactics

# Transitioning to being a woman while serving in Afghanistan

# "Pakistan's Original Sin" - Usman Ahmad, Foreign Policy

# Video of streaker being shot in Kazakhstan goes viral

# U.S. condemns Kyrgyzstan for proposed gay propaganda law

# Statoil sells stake in Azerbaijan gas project

# Azerbaijan cracks down while chairing Council of Europe

# An antidote to drug addiction?

# Ebola may be mutating