Nadia Helmy Moussa El-Shafey;

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The importance of the January 25 and June 30 revolutions in Egypt, as well as the Arab Spring revolutions from being represented revealing event and formed a turning point and a very important strategic shift, to arrange - and will entail - for decades to come out of significant changes. The increasing importance of these revolutions, given the extension of the regional repercussions to their surroundings, and the broader international framework. The differing positions of regional and international powers - led by China - from the Arab revolutions, and attributed this difference in attitudes - which emerged a clear and evident even at the level of a single state about the Arab revolutions different - that the decision-maker in those countries has formulated the positions of his country in this regard according to several considerations.

Key Words： Chinese media; Communist party; Chinese public opinion; Public opinion supervision; Middle Eastern revolutions; North Africa and West Asia; January 25 and June 30 revolutions in Egypt- Middle East-North Africa (MENA)

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Author: Nadia Helmy Moussa El-Shafey;

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