The Rundown -- April 30

# Diplomat, on crackdown on media in Central Asia, says RFE/RL Turkmen and Uzbek services have been targets

# Foreign Policy cites RFE/RL Ukrainian Service investigation on Klitschko's business ties

# Russian state media calls Baltimore riots "Afromaidan"

# Something strange is happening at Echo Moskvy

# Russia may house World Cup teams in Chechnya

# Gazprom profits plunged 86 percent in 2014

# Investors coming back to Russia

# Ukraine separatists rewrite history of 1930s famine

# Power reshuffle in Ukraine

# International Rescue Committee, accused by separatists of being spies, kicked out of eastern Ukraine

# "Kyiv's Purge" - Alexander Motyl on decommunization legislation

# Lukashenka: Jews In Belarus should be taken "under control"

# Tusk promises closer cooperation with Moldova

Afghanistan/Pakistan

# Monitor: Since June, IS has shot, stoned or beheaded over 2,000 people off the battlefield

# "ISIS and the Principles of War" - Robert Hein, Brookings

# Photos: The women waging war on IS

# Crew of vessel seized by Iran is safe, but still unclear why it happened says shipping company

# Obama's Persian language spokesman wins fans in Iran

# "Sorry Salon, Kazakhstan Doesn't Have Anything To Teach Us About Democracy" - Mark Adomanis, Forbes

# A new clandestine crossing to the EU, via Serbia

# Every piece of NPR audio content is now embeddable

# How Reported.ly used Google Earth to explain the Nepal earthquake

# Sad news: NYT bridge column is dead