Have Russian Sanctions Begun to Bite? / У российских Санкции Бегун укусить? (Source: Bloomberg)

Bloomberg’s Olivia Sterns reports on Sergei Lavrov’s tenure as Russian Foreign Minister and Russia sanctions. BlackRock Global Opportunities Portfolio Manager Nigel Hart also speaks on “Bloomberg Surveillance.” (Source: Bloomberg)

Latest US sanctions against Russia are starting to crimp not only Russian economy but also main Western oil companies http://t.co/9dRyvY0j2M
— Valdai Club (@ValdaiClub) October 1, 2014

#Merkel Slams Russia: German Chancellor says sanctions over #Ukraine stay in place but energy partnership continues http://t.co/0GSCAylOsT
— UKRAINE TODAY (@uatodaytv) October 1, 2014

No lifting of EU sanctions on Russia, say officials in Brussels, after deciding Ukraine peace deal not implemented http://t.co/qWMZ4XNE8q
— BBC Breaking News (@BBCBreaking) September 30, 2014

Austrian FM Kurz: Russia withdraw from Donbas, Crimea for sanctions lifted http://t.co/HlZaZMqWqQ via @myroslavapetsa pic.twitter.com/0lRf3WMbdX
— Anders Östlund (@andersostlund) September 30, 2014

MASSIVE oil field discovered in Russia... Exxon Mobil (US) can't access the well because of US sanctions ─► http://t.co/7GqgHyBpgB #karma
— Oh boy what a shot (@ohboywhatashot) September 28, 2014

Lavrov Says Russia Has No Desire To Continue Sanctions War http://t.co/fig8it4KWn
— Blogs of War (@BlogsofWar) September 28, 2014

Luhansk Airport in Pictures of a Ukrainian Paratrooper After Four Months of Fending Off http://t.co/z4GleDhEMY pic.twitter.com/1wtAYZbXan
— Ukrainian News (@24todayneteng) October 1, 2014

Тимошенко агитировала в военной части Кировограда,хотя предвыборная агитация в военных частях запрещена законом. pic.twitter.com/20IsyC4VUr
— Ukrainian Mistress (@JuMistress) October 1, 2014

 Tymoshenko campaigned in the military section of Kirovohrad, although the election campaign in military units is prohibited by law.

#Donetsk. School number 57 after the shelling of the terrorists. At least one dead. TT @tombreadley pic.twitter.com/GXvOfrrk0H
— VoiceOfDonetsk (@VoiceOfDonetsk) October 1, 2014

#Donetsk today. School № 57 TT @rsdonbasnews pic.twitter.com/7hvdJDVORb
— VoiceOfDonetsk (@VoiceOfDonetsk) October 1, 2014

Nothing is sacred! Terrorists recruit children into their ranks. pic.twitter.com/nHGQib8Ak7
— VoiceOfDonetsk (@VoiceOfDonetsk) October 1, 2014

10 killed when shells hit Ukrainian school and bus, officials say http://t.co/l4dlPDqwk4
— john nichols (@jnichols_itc) October 1, 2014

  The militants planning to September 1, number of attacks in schools http://ukrainiancrisis.net/news/3546 suggest delayed a month

ВАТА смотри КТО НА САМОМ ДЕЛЕ ВЕДЕТ ОБСТРЕЛ Донецка ради того чтобы накормить вас новостями . #Донецк #ДНР #Украина pic.twitter.com/NSldzC70rj
— Украина Сегодня (@UkrainaSegodnya) October 1, 2014

First Ebola diagnosis in the US. A patient being treated at a Dallas Texas Hospital - Al Jazeera English

30/9/2014

The first case of Ebola has been diagnosed in the United States. A patient being treated at a Dallas hospital has tested positive for Ebola, the first case of the disease to be diagnosed in the United States, federal health officials announced.Officials at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital said the unidentified patient is being kept in isolation and that the hospital is following Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommendations to keep doctors, staff and patients safe.The patient is a Liberian national who was admitted on Sunday, a government official told Al Jazeera. Al Jazeera's Kimberly Halkett reports.

Keep up to date on Twitter here - https://twitter.com/search?q=ebola%20texas%20lockdown&src=tyah

Oficial news will obviously be updated here
@texasgov

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Dallas hospital is evaluating patient for possible Ebola http://t.co/3kyopWeDAg

— Amaleki Meadway (@nerobocajyf) September 30, 2014

What you need to know about the Ebola outbreak in Africa and the case diagnosed in Dallas, Texas http://t.co/JJLRmRB7R9

— The New York Times (@nytimes) October 1, 2014