Navigating Ukraine's Front Lines On The Way To School
The village of Zaytseve, near Horlivka in eastern Ukraine, is split down the middle by checkpoints and armed forces. Some children are separated from their school by the front lines, so they study and play at home, confined by the conditions of war.
Feature from Tony Wesolowsky on Ihor Kolomoyskiy taking Russia to court to try to get his seized assets back.
Barring any major developments, that ends the live blog for today.
A poll taken in the Netherlands shows that a majority of those surveyed are against ratification of the EU Association Agreement for Ukraine. A nonbinding vote will be held in Holland on April 6.
A Radio Svodoba report on the volunteers from the St. Egidio Community who held a Christmas programs and dinners for homeless, poor families, and the elderly in Lviv, Kyiv, and Ivano-Frankivsk.
EU Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker says failure to pass the referendum in the Netherlands on Ukraine's Association Agreement could spark a "continental crisis."
The Ukrainian Foreign Ministry has requested that an Italian magazine print a correction to a map that identified Crimea as being Russian territory.
A Radio Svoboda report on the return of the Russian missile cruiser Moskva to Sevastopol, Crimea, after a tour of duty in Syria.