The Rundown -- January 15

# Guardian reprints RFE/RL's "Letters from Donbas"

# Daily Show cites RFE/RL on Russia's treatment of journalists (5:20)

# International Business Times cites RFE/RL on alleged execution by IS child soldier

# Russia to unseal its wealth fund

# Russia trying to prosecute those who "deserted" Soviet army during breakup of USSR

# EU not happy with Russian plan to move gas route to Turkey

# Mogherini seen as proposing "business as usual" with Russia

# Kadyrov explained in 19 Instagram posts

# Poroshenko orders partial mobilization; Kyiv says new round of peace talks to come soon

# Could trauma in France and Ukraine lead to "European reawakening?"

# "The New Ukraine Is Run by Rogues, Sexpots, Warlords, Lunatics and Oligarchs" - Mikhail Klikushin, New York Observer

# Why IS used a child soldier for an execution video

# Detained Washington Post journalist reportedly indicted; tells mother he needs a "head doctor"

# Congress to push ahead with Iran sanctions

# "How Foreign Policy Hawks Empowered Iran" - Colin Friedersdorg, Atlantic

# China exploring roll of "peacemaker" in Afghanistan

# "Afghanistan: Taliban in Transition?" - Colin Cookman, USIP

# Prayer service held in Peshawar for Kouachi brothers

# Pakistani schoolboys' heartbreaking before and after photos

# Thousands protest in Armenia after killing by Russian soldier

# "Azerbaijan Needs Reassurance, Steadiness In Washington" - Alex Vatanka, Daily Caller