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Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Qatar are preparing to face investigations that Democrats in Congress plan to launch into investments, deals and gifts linked to Donald Trump’s family and administration, after taking control of both the House and Senate. They have been warned that a failure to cooperate could harm the three countries’ relations with Washington. The matters under scrutiny include a $500 million Emirati investment in a cryptocurrency company founded by Trump’s sons, a $2 billion Saudi investment in Jared Kushner’s company, as well as real estate projects and a nuclear energy agreement. Investigators will also examine a luxury Qatari aircraft valued at around $400 million and an effort to block $1.9 billion in arms sales to Doha. Democrats may apply pressure through military and security cooperation, while the investigations are expected to focus on communications involving Gulf officials and the links between the investments and U.S. decisions.
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