DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — American businessman Zack Shahin has ended his seven-week hunger strike in Dubai after authorities agreed to set bail for his release, his lawyer said Thursday, a case that has caused a rare blip in relations with the U.S.
Shahin started going without food since May 14 in an effort to get authorities in the city-state to hear his case.
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