The Rundown -- February 3

# Is this case against a Russian mother of seven, Moscow's own admission that its troops are in Ukraine?

# Financial Times tick-tock of slow realization in West that Putin couldn't be a partner

# Washington Post: Provide defensive weapons to Ukraine

# Orange snow covers Saratov

# Thousands gather in Budapest to protest Hungary's shift to Russia

# Zakharchenko blames "miserable" Jews for crisis in Ukraine

# Ukraine separatists upbeat after infusion of aid

# Could failing to arm Ukraine lead to a bloodier conflict in the long run?

# Local media claims Iraqi father killed seven in response to IS executing his son

# Kurdish fighters struggle to hold gains against IS

# Al-Maliki remaining politically active

# IS supports vaccinations

# More Brits dislike Israel than Iran, according to poll

# Vogue: Could Tehran be the next Aspen?

# Ahmadinejad's new website, Instagram account suggest he's attempting comeback

# U.S. decides to declassify data on Afghan troops

# Drought-hit Pakistan turns to solar water treatment

# The duel between Russia and Pakistan over the corpse of a hanged terrorist

# Pakistan prepares for Saudi royal to hunt protected birds

# How The Guardian uses analytics