The Rundown -- January 13

# Daud Khan in Foreign Policy on whether Pakistan can deal with terrorism

# Moscow Times uses Maryana Drach's Twitter reporting for story on offended Russian woman in Prague

# Newsweek cites RFE/RL reporting on Leviathan winner

# Washington Post obituary for John Richardson Jr., RFE/RL president from 1961 to 1969

# Top Russian ruble forecaster sees fresh run at record low

# Filmmaker says FSB asked Snowden to spy for Russia only "once"

# Kadyrov has been publicly threatening a lot of people recently

# "Russia's Foreign Policy Is Full of Contradictions" - Mark Adomanis, Moscow Times

# Little progress made at four-hour Berlin meeting

# Yanukovych placed on Interpol list

# Ukraine's hard currency reserves suffered biggest fall since Soviet era in 2014

# "The Russian Military in the Ukraine Crisis" - Dmitri Trenin, Carnegie

# Belarus may start talks on visa-free EU travel

# Belarus ruble may head back to record lows

# IS "CyberCaliphate" hacks CENTCOM social media; but it's probably not a big deal

# IS members like posting pictures of their kids on Twitter

# Erdogan welcomes Abbas with 16 warriors

# Iran "eclipses U.S." as Iraq's ally in fighting

# Power urges Congress not to pursue Iran sanctions

# Afghanistan government nominates cabinet

# Afghanistan unable to track, pay police

# "ISIS Targets Afghanistan Just as the U.S. Quits" - Sami Yousafzai and Chritopher Dickey, Daily Beast

# "A Drug Warrior's Inside Look at the War on Afghanistan's Heroin Trade" - AJ Vicens, Mother Jones

# Pakistan schools reopen for the first time since December massacre

# "Kyrzbekistan Isn't Funny" - Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg

# Russian soldier suspected of killing family of six in Armenia

# Amal Clooney takes on Armenia genocide case at European court

# A teenager wrote about social media and the Internet reacted

# The news app that works like Tinder

# Saudi Prince: $100 a barrel will never happen again

# Some of the world leaders who came to the Paris march don't support free speech at home