عربية – DW
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Democratic leaders in Congress plan to investigate allegations of corruption and conflicts of interest linking the Donald Trump administration and his family to countries and companies in the Middle East. Financial disclosures showed that Trump’s businesses generated about $2 billion in 2025, including nearly $300 million paid by Gulf entities, while his income from overseas real-estate licensing reached $59.5 million. A deal to sell a stake in a cryptocurrency company to an Emirati investor also raised questions; the administration denied any link between the deal and Washington’s approval of making advanced chips available to the UAE. Other issues raised included Qatar’s gift of an aircraft worth about $400 million, uncertainty over the funding of the Gaza-focused “Board of Peace,” and allegations concerning Jared Kushner’s investments and ties in the region—allegations Kushner denied.
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