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On September 13, the Saudi Civil Defense Agency issued a statement on the evening of the 12th, saying that the Tuwar district of Jazan province in Saudi Arabia was attacked by Yemeni Houthi rebels that day, resulting in two injuries and damage to several buildings and vehicles. The Saudi Civil Defense Agency stated that the attack on civilian targets was a blatant violation of international humanitarian law, and that the incident had been handled according to established procedures. On the same day, the Yemeni Houthi rebels said that Saudi warplanes had conducted 129 airstrikes on seven provinces in Yemen in the past 48 hours. The group warned that these airstrikes "will not go unpunished."On September 13th, Tesla announced a press conference scheduled for October 1st to showcase its next-generation Roadster electric sports car. This highly anticipated fall event for Tesla fans may further fuel speculation about a potential merger between Tesla and SpaceX. Teslas official social media accounts used the phrase "Go for launch," echoing SpaceXs rocket launches, and Tesla has previously used live events to generate excitement among customers and investors. The launch of the second-generation Roadster has been delayed multiple times. In its recent earnings presentation, Tesla stated that the Roadster is still in the "design and development" phase. During Teslas first-quarter earnings call in April, Musk said of the Roadster, "I think it could be one of the most amazing presentations ever."September 13th - According to Axios, the United States is gradually losing its status as the "default option" for other governments to purchase weapons and store funds, and is also losing its appeal to international students. The report states, "The United States is losing its position as the default option for saving money, purchasing weapons, and sending international students." The report argues that even minor alienation from the United States could negatively impact Washingtons efforts to maintain its economic and geopolitical dominance over the years.ECB President Christine Lagarde: I will step down as ECB president in 2027; I am not considering returning to French politics and do not believe I am suitable as a French presidential candidate.European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde: The European economy is resilient. The current inflationary shock is expected to last longer, and market volatility and energy price pressures are anticipated to persist.
