The Rundown -- April 28

RFE/RL in the Media
# BBC runs amazing RFE/RL Ukrainian Service video of fox making a sandwich (1.2 million on Facebook)

# Guardian runs photos by Giorgi Gogua of Georgia's muddy, bloody game of Lelo

# In obituary, Washington Post mentions Wladyslaw Bartoszewski's writing for RFE/RL

# Russia Behind the Headlines on RFE/RL digital media project

# Polish border guards refuse entry for Russian bikers; Russia demands explanation

# Maus book about Holocaust is removed from Russian stores because it displays a Swastika

# Russian embassy in UK tweets "Ukraine is dead" column

# Putin's "Balkan offensive"

# Shelling in residential areas near Mariupol

# EU likely to leave Ukraine empty-handed at summit

# "Dear Ukraine: Please Don’t Shoot Yourself in the Foot" - Josh Cohen, Foreign Policy

# "What Klitschko’s Title Means to Ukrainians" - Polly Mosendz, Newsweek

# Head of Iran's Guard lashes out over Saudi "treachery"

# Iran bans magazine after "white marriage" issue

# "Broaden the Talks With Iran" - Mohammad Ali Shabani, New York Times

# New policy will allow families of U.S. hostages to pay ransom

# Republicans propose directly funding Iraqi militias

# "Where the Islamic State Gets Its Weapons" - CJ Chivers, New York Times

# Kabul activists reenact Farkhunda's death

# Obama gave "secret waver" for drone strikes in Pakistan

# "Explaining Pakistan’s Self-Defeating Afghanistan Policy" - Khalid Homayun Nadiri, Lawfare

# Filling the "educational void around Sufism" in Pakistan

# "Europe's Map Is Redrawn As Azerbaijan Goes East" - Till Bruckner, Huffington Post

# The prime minister of Malta keeps going to Azerbaijan

Of Interest