The Rundown -- March 24

# Newsweek cites Brian Whitmore and his "influential" Power Vertical blog on Nemtsov killing

# Vox uses RFE/RL Ukrainian Service video of Kolomoysky outburst against RFE/RL journalist

Russia
# Opposition lawmaker: RT should be registered as lobby group instead of media

# How Russia tries to "recruit" bloggers

# "Could Kadyrov Replace Putin?" - Mark Galeotti, Moscow Times

# "The EU and NATO Are Gearing Up to Fight Russia — On the Internet" - Samuel Oakford, Vice

# Ukraine pledges to stop buying Russian gas starting in April

# Ukraine's ruling party hit by spate of apparent suicides

# Bloomberg video: Chart shows "dismantling of Ukraine economy"

# Gagauzia elects pro-Russian leader

# Erdogan in rift with government

# Obama to host Iraqi PM on April 14

# Battle for Tikrit "key" to Iraq's future

# Group of 11 medical students go to IS-controlled territory

# Gunmen kill 13 bus passengers in Afghanistan

# Video of alleged IS member recruiting Afghans

# "Afghanistan and Pakistan: The False Promise of Rapprochement" - Mohammed Umer Daudzai, New York Times

# Pakistan displays locally made armed drone

# OCCRP's investigation into Gulnara Karimova's (former) empire

# China and Russia tussle for influence in Kazakhstan

# Charts on Europe

# How Vox grew its audience on Facebook

# BBC goes responsive