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According to Al Jazeera, Pakistan's UN ambassador Asim Iftikhar Ahmad expressed concern over rising tensions in the Middle East and urged parties to "honor commitments" under last month's memorandum of understanding. He condemned attacks on Saudi Arabia and on commercial shipping, affirmed support for Saudi security, sovereignty and territorial integrity, and said that as long as Israel continues to occupy Palestinian territory "durable peace in the Middle East will remain difficult to achieve."

Lucid Group shares rose about 24% on Tuesday after a regulatory filing showed Prince Alwaleed bin Talal bought roughly 19.5 million shares for $129.5 million, lifting his stake to 5%. A spokesman said the purchase followed a recent sharp decline in Lucid's share price. Markets viewed the investment as a confidence vote that could ease investor concerns after earlier cash-pressure and loss-driven bankruptcy fears; Lucid denied bankruptcy reports but confirmed it had hired AlixPartners and previously suffered a one-day 57% plunge. The company still faces challenges on sales growth, profitability and cash flow.