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Hello and welcome to the Intelligence on Economist Radio. I'm your host, Jason Palmer.

Every weekday we provide a fresh perspective on the events shaping your world.

This month the office rental company WeWork is expected to list its shares.

The firm has come under fire for its unfeasibly high valuation, for the stock structure it's proposing,

and for the curious ways of its founder Adam Newman.

But the company might just live up to the hype.

And Brexit is making lots of brits consider how they can hang on to their European citizenship.

Some of the country's Jews have an intriguing option, getting Portuguese or Spanish passports.

It all goes back to a purge that happened centuries ago.

First up though.

The Middle East and global oil markets are reeling after Saudi Arabia's oil infrastructure was severely damaged by a huge attack this weekend.

On Saturday, missiles hit an oil field and a processing plant in the east of the country.

Residents posted video on social media showing explosions interrupting the dawn call to prayer and huge fires raging.

Iranian backed rebels in neighboring Yemen known as the Houthis claimed responsibility, but it's uncertain that they carried out the attack.

In any case, the bombing seems to be the latest salvo in a simmering proxy battle between Iran and its allies on one side and America alongside Saudi Arabia on the other.

Houthi rebels in Yemen who claimed this attack have attacked Saudi Arabia many times in the past few years and those attacks have been getting bigger.

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