The Rundown -- April 27

# Russian hackers read Obama's unclassified e-mails

# Putin says U.S. helped North Caucasus separatists against Russia in the early 2000s

# More twerking drama: Russians jailed for twerking in front of World War II memorial

# The science behind Lenin's embalming

# More servicemen die over weekend as pressure on "ceasefire" continues

# Ukrainian oligarchs face Kyiv government backlash after miner strikes allegedly pushed by Akhmetov

# "De-Communization Won't Help Ukraine" - Mathew Kupfer, Moscow Times

# Iraq will export new crude grade in May

# IS releases first video from Yemen

# Australian doctor films IS promo video from Syria

# Khamenei criticizes rich kids after deadly car crashes

# Israel, fearing increased arms transfers, shifts focus to Hizballah

# George W. Bush argues against lifting Iran sanctions

# "The Iran Deal That Never Was" - Gideon Rachman, Financial Times

# Taliban kill second police chief from same Afghan province

# Forty days after Farkhunda's death, a "turning point" for Afghanistan?

# Gunmen in Pakistan kill prominent female activist

# Pakistan's military accused of orchestrating "creeping coup"

# Biggest Serb party threatens secession in 2018

# Nazarbayev said to win 97 percent of vote in Kazakhstan election

# Breitbart timeline: Clinton trip to Kazakhstan followed by "windfall" for Clinton Foundation

# Berdymukhamedov first to be awarded "People's Horse Breeder of Turkmenistan"

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