The Rundown -- February 6

# Reporters Without Borders on Khadija Ismayilova beginning third month in prison

# Merkel, Hollande in Kyiv and Moscow floating new Ukraine peace plan; but experts are pessimistic

# Ukraine's currency plunges

# Former NATO chief warns Putin may attack Baltics to test NATO

# Influential new report argues for arming Ukraine; the case against it

# Graphic: Who is leaving Russia and who is coming

# "U.S. Hasn't Kept Ukraine Aid Promises" - Josh Rogin, Bloomberg

# In Putin's world, "the future is certain, it is the past that is unpredictable"

# What House to unveil call for "strategic patience"

# Belarusian ruble also in free-fall

Iraq/Syria

# Rohani accuses West of distorting Iran's nuclear plans

# Iran reportedly arrests 100 for dancing at mixed party

# Washington Post says emerging nuclear deal "raises major concerns"

# "How Not to Squander Hard-Won Gains in Afghanistan" - Michael O'Hanlon, Wall Street Journal

# Afghan warlords trying to revamp image in changing times

# Pakistan is unexpected leader in rehabilitating "former jihadis"

# Uzbekistan's Karakalpakstan separatist movement

# Russia sees exodus of migrant workers

# Serbian PM "drags investigative journalists through the mud"

# Are investigative journalists protecting their digital security?

# Websites may soon be irrelevant