United Arab Emirates & United States — Internal Revenue Service

United Arab Emirates: An investment fund linked to the United Arab Emirates bought a large stake in World Liberty Financial, providing a significant boost to the company and raising questions about foreign investment in businesses linked to the U.S. president's family.

United States — Internal Revenue Service: The United States — Internal Revenue Service is a defendant in a $10 billion lawsuit filed by Donald Trump and his family, and is involved in a deal to drop pending audits into Donald Trump and his relatives. This raises questions about its impartiality.

United Arab Emirates: The United Arab Emirates was used as an intermediary hub for routing the illegally procured U.S. technology to Iran, with freight forwarders and front companies based in Dubai.

United States — Internal Revenue Service: The United States — Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is investigating Jamshid Ghomi for allegedly laundering over $15 million and falsely reporting it as foreign inheritance, as well as claiming tax credits while reporting minimal income.

United Arab Emirates: The United Arab Emirates has been targeted by drone attacks, including on its Barakah nuclear power plant, and has condemned these actions as dangerous escalations. It is also a potential signatory to the Abraham Accords.

United States — Internal Revenue Service: The United States — Internal Revenue Service is involved in a $10 billion lawsuit with Donald Trump over the leak of his tax returns, which is being resolved with the creation of the 'Anti-Weaponization Fund'.

United Arab Emirates: The United Arab Emirates>>> has sustained damage from missile and drone attacks launched by Iran>>> and its proxies, making it a victim of the ongoing conflict.

United States — Internal Revenue Service: The United States — Internal Revenue Service is involved in a $10 billion lawsuit with Donald Trump over the leak of his tax returns, which is being resolved with the creation of the 'Anti-Weaponization Fund'.

United Arab Emirates: The United Arab Emirates appealed to Donald Trump to hold off on attacking Iran, indicating its involvement in regional diplomatic efforts.

United States — Internal Revenue Service: The United States — Internal Revenue Service is involved in a lawsuit with Donald Trump, leading to the creation of an 'Anti-Weaponization Fund' that has been temporarily blocked by a federal judge.