The Rundown -- November 14

# ViceNews cites Golnaz Esfandiari's reporting on the public outcry over police abuse

# RFE/RL's "Under the Black Flag" blog cited in International Business Times and Breitbart

# Tom Balmforth cited in Vox for piece on the occult in Russia

# Read Joanna Paraszczuk in the "Atlantic" on the frequently asked questions of IS jihadists

# Ukrainian troops used Soviet-era incendiary devices against Iloviask in August

# G20 shapes up as test for Russia and West on Ukraine

# Some experts say a new Ukraine offensive is unlikely

# The Meskhetian Turks of eastern Ukraine think about fleeing to Turkey

# Vehicles used to transport bodies crossing border from Russia

# Russia stockpiling gold

# "Putin Sends His 'Leopard' to the Battlefield of Eastern Ukraine" - Michael Weiss, Foreign Policy

# "Russia Is Building Shopping Malls Where Stalin Held Show Trials" - Peter Pomerantsev, "New Republic"

# "Putin's New Nostalgia" - Timothy Snyder, "New York Review of Books"

# Belarusian official says Ukraine crisis may push country to the West

Iraq/Syria

# Senators vow to "act decisively" against weak Iran nuclear deal

# "How Iran Jails Journalists and Human Rights Lawyers" - Haleh Esfandiari, "Wall Street Journal"

# A guide to Iran's nuclear program

# "Afghan President Has Both Foe, Friend in Pakistan" - Lynne O'Donnell, AP

# Russia "scuttles" Chinese proposal for peace and reconciliation committee in Afghanistan

# Pakistan court issues arrest warrants for Khan and Qadri

# Saudi Arabia beheads seventh Pakistani on drug charges in one month

# McDonald's expanding into Kazakhstan

# How Twitter will change

# Greece's Neo-Nazis