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08 SEP 2026 · 06:50 ET·10:34·57.5K VIEWS·7.6× USUAL PACE

Houthi militants have escalated their attacks on Saudi Arabia, targeting energy facilities and cities across the kingdom, injuring nearly 100 people and causing oil prices to climb to six-week highs. These actions follow the Houthis' naval blockade against Riyadh and Iran's threats of economic warfare against the US.

WHY IT MATTERS

The renewed Houthi aggression risks a broader conflict in the region and has immediate economic consequences, as evidenced by the spike in oil prices. The attacks underscore the ongoing instability and geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.

ALSO DISCUSSED

The episode also covers the UK's planned trade ban on Israeli settlement goods, Europe's $230 million pledge to Greenland, Germany's AfD falling short in Saxony-Anhalt elections, and Huawei's new foldable smartphone launch ahead of Apple's expected entry into the market.

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