The Rundown -- February 5

# Huffington Post cites RFE/RL foreign fighters data

# Christian Science Monitor cites Tom Balmforth's reporting on Russian dash-cams

# Putin gets suburban trains running again with six words that say a lot about how Russia works

# Russians hurting but still 70 percent say they think Moscow should continue with current policies

# Orban says main foreign policy goal is strong ties with Russia and Germany

# Quiz: Does Russia ban it or allow it?

# "Welcome to the Most Corrupt Nation in Europe" - Oliver Bullough, Guardian

# Medics and morgues can't keep up with the Ukraine casualties

# Strelkov says Putin has made himself "hostage" to the war in Ukraine

# Crowd-funding the war in Ukraine from Manhattan

Iraq/Syria

# Rohani tries to get Iranians to pay their taxes

# Iran's charge d'affaires in Buenos Aires speaks to Daily Beast about Nisman death

# "Netanyahu and Boehner are Wrong to Think They Know What Iran Wants" - Barnett Rubin, Washington Post

# At Washington Times "forum," Azerbaijan official warns U.S. of losing influence in Caucasus

# Uzbekistan wins award for "socially responsible tourism"

# "The Obama Administration Is Gifting War Machines to a Murderous Dictator" - Casey Michel, New Republic

# The Woman who sold her baby for $435 to buy firewood

# Pakistan plunges into fuel crisis

# HRW: Pakistan's misguided approach to extremism

# You and I -- we're not that smart

# On Western-educated leaders

# Vox's data journalism plan